Are racial and ethnic minorities less willing to participate in health research
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...Most of the literature reviews (20/31) discussed problems and solutions to recruiting socially disadvantaged populations into health research [14,15,131,132,134-148,156,158]....
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...racial and ethnic minority groups as it was in Caucasian participants [146], suggesting that factors other than participant attitudes or beliefs play a role in limiting health research participation....
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...b Focus on health service participation rather than health research In addition, 31 previous reviews of related literature were identified and summarised in Table 3 [130-158] including two papers which presented both original data as well as a literature review [14,34]....
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...[146] Systematic review with 20 studies with meta-analysis Racial and ethics minorities Participants’ willingness to participate and attitudes towards research Changing attitudes to research versus other pragmatic barriers to research....
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..., non-intervention studies, clinical intervention studies, and surgical intervention studies), again using nonHispanic whites as the reference group [32]....
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...Many commentators believe that this relative unwillingness traces to past abuses, especially the notorious Tuskegee Syphilis Study [14–18], described as ‘‘the singular reason behind African-American distrust of the institutions of medicine and public health’’ [19]....
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...Studies suggest that various factors, including historic abuses like the Tuskegee study, may have undermined minority groups’ trust in medical research, as measured by survey questions and focus groups [33,34]....
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