Gaining access to potential research participants
Rose, K.E.
Professional Nurse 15(7): 465-467
2000
ISSN/ISBN: 0266-8130 PMID: 11129931 Document Number: 521074
A researcher who undertook a study involving informal carers of terminally ill cancer patients had difficulty accessing participants through primary care nurses. Many of the nurses approached were unable to function as autonomous professionals in facilitating access to subjects without a doctor's permission. Such attitudes can make it more difficult for research to achieve its objectives.
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