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Table 4 Knowledge of institutional policies by primary college assignment

From: Do chiropractic college faculty understand informed consent: a pilot study

 

Respondent Group

 

All Respondents

Teaching

Clinic

Research

Support

Does Palmer College of Chiropractic have formal policies for the use of existing educational evaluation data for faculty scholarship? (n = 55)

          

Yes

17

31%

8

32%

8

36%

1

25%

0

0%

No

2

4%

0

0%

1

5%

0

0%

1

25%

Unsure

36

65%

17

68%

13

59%

3

75%

3

75%

Totals:

55

 

25

 

22

 

4

 

4

 

Which best describes procedures in place a Palmer College of Chiropractic for obtaining consent from students to use their performance data and test scores for educational research and scholarship? (n = 56)

          

Students can decline consent

15

27%

7

28%

7

30%

0

0%

1

25%

Matriculation conditional on consent

3

5%

1

4%

0

0%

1

25%

1

25%

There are no procedures

8

14%

5

20%

3

13%

0

0%

0

0%

Don't know

30

54%

12

48%

13

57%

3

75%

2

50%

Totals:

56

 

25

 

23

 

4

 

4

 

Have you participated in discussions with others in your institution about IRB requirements for using evaluation data for faculty scholarship?(Mark all that apply)

          

Faculty in your department

23

27%

9

25%

12

32%

1

25%

1

17%

Faculty in other departments, not research

8

10%

4

11%

2

5%

1

25%

1

17%

Faculty in the research department

14

17%

7

19%

7

18%

0

0%

0

0%

College faculty meetings

1

1%

0

0%

0

0%

0

0%

1

17%

Dean, administrators, etc.

13

15%

5

14%

8

21%

0

0%

0

0%

No discussion reported

22

26%

9

25%

8

21%

2

50%

3

50%

Other

3

4%

2

6%

1

3%

0

0%

0

0%

Totals:

84

 

36

 

38

 

4

 

6

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