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Table 3 Theme one – patients considering the needs, risks, preferences and impact of research participation for community and themselves

From: ‘We’re here to listen and help them as well’: a qualitative study of staff and Indigenous patient perceptions about participating in social and emotional wellbeing research at primary healthcare services

Subtheme

Explanation of subtheme

Feeling comfortable

In the physical environment/setting where research is occurring

Perceiving a need

For research addressing community priorities

Having a connection

Between staff and patients, including shared cultural background (contrasting perspectives explored in Table 4)

Sometimes connections can:

– Be inappropriate if interviewing family members

– Require additional time to complete research interviews

Declining to participate

Because of concerns about research or speaking about SEWB problems

Too busy, too sick or had other priorities

  1. Abbreviations: SEWB Social and emotional wellbeing