Table 2 Responses of Latina breast cancer survivors toward receiving the study results: Nuevo Amanecer and Nuevo Amanecer II respondents (N = 92)
Question | Total, n (%) |
|---|---|
1. Did you read the letter describing the results? | |
(0) No | 0 |
(1) Yes, all of it | 88 (95.7) |
(2) Yes, some of it | 4 (4.3) |
2. Did you have any problems understanding the results of the study? | |
(1) No | 84 (91.1) |
(2) Yes (write in type of problem) | 8 (8.7) |
3. Before the Nuevo Amanecer study, have you ever received the results of a research study that you participated in? | |
(0, 2) No (including not been in any other studies) | 75 (81.5) |
(1) Yes | 17 (18.5) |
4. How important do you think it is for researchers to share the results with study participants? | |
(0–1) Not at all important/somewhat important | 3 (3.3) |
(2, 3) Very important/extremely important | 89 (96.7) |
5. How much do you agree with the following statement: getting the results made me feel as if my participation was very important? | |
(0) I do not agree. | 1 (1.1) |
(1) I agree a little bit. | 6 (6.6) |
(2) I agree a lot. | 84 (92.3) |
6. Did getting the results of the study change how willing you are to participate in future research studies? | |
(1) Yes, it made me more likely to participate in the future. | 53 (60.2) |
(2) Yes, it made me less likely to participate in the future. | 3 (3.4) |
(0) No, it did not change how willing I am to participate in the future. | 32 (36.4) |
7. Which way of describing the results did you like better? | |
(1) I liked the written description better. | 34 (37.4) |
(2) I liked the graphs better. | 10 (11.0) |
(3) I liked them both the same. | 47 (51.7) |