Nursing students' experiences of being a research participant: Findings from a longitudinal study
Nurse Education TodayPublished 27 May 2010
Caroline Bradbury‐Jones, Sheila Stewart, Fiona Irvine, Sally Sambrook
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Researchers who recruit nursing students to educational research must be cognizant of potential benefits that can arise for nursing students when they are asked to participate in nursing research.
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researchers who recruit nursing students to educational research must protect them from harm. However, in the process of weighing up risks associated with their educational research, they need to be cognizant of potential benefits that can arise for nursing students when they are asked to participate in nursing research.
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