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The Issues of Human Subjects in Experimental Research on Nursing Akiyo Hosomi 1,2 , Aki Ibe 2 , Yoko Aso 2 1Kobe City Junior College 2Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka University Keyword: 実験研究 , ランダム化 , サンプルサイズ , experimental research , sampling design , control pp.13-19
Published Date 2004/2/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1681100175
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 In this paper, we discuss some points of sampling design in experimental research on nursing. The purpose of experimental research is to hypothesize and demonstrate the causality of variables in certain phenomena. In designing a sample, researchers should assign subjects to an experimental or a control group on a random basis to equalize groups; eliminate confounding factors to control the experimental situation; estimate the sample size needed for the study in advance; and identify the population of interest. However, in clinical settings, because the safety and comfort of patients takes precedent, researchers face a barrier when trying to design a sample in this way. For example, when researchers want to discover the effect of novel nursing care, they cannot ethically intervene only in an experimental group. Therefore, researchers practice new care on an experimental group and routine care on a control group. Thus, in clinical studies on nursing, researchers face problems with performing sampling design.


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