“Promoting HIV Testing among Low Income Heterosexual Young Adult Black Men”
0920-XXXX
Attachment 4a. Phase One Qualitative Interview Consent
Form Approved
OMB No. 0920-XXXX
Expiration Date XX/XX/20XX
“Promoting HIV Testing among Low Income Heterosexual Young Adult Black Men”
Phase One Qualitative Interview Consent
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BEATS Project Phase One
Consent to Participate in a Research Study
Reading Level: 7.6
We want to learn about issues young Black men who have been recently arrested or in jail face. We are hoping this information you give us will help us to develop better health programs.
This study is funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and will be lead by Dr. Scyatta Wallace, Department of Psychology, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, St. John’s University.
If you agree to be in the study, we will ask you to be interviewed. You will be asked about your arrest/incarceration and what life has been like since being released. We would like to know your feelings about your racial and ethnic identity, and dating/relationships, including any sexual experiences you have had. We will ask you about getting health care services, such as checkups and tests for things like high blood pressure, and sexually transmitted infections such as HIV. We want to hear your ideas for health programs for Black men like you to help us develop better health programs.
The interview will take 11/2 hours.
There is little risk for doing this interview. You may be uncomfortable discussing topics such as sexual relationships and life since your release
When you are done, you will get a list of health services and information about health for young Black men like you.
We would like your permission to record the interview so staff will have a way to keep track of your responses. You may review these audio-tapes and ask that all or part of it be destroyed. If you mention names and other information that can identify you, we will delete them from the interview notes. Audio tapes and notes will be given a code number.
All contact information will be destroyed after each interview is complete. Interview notes will be kept in a locked file cabinet in Dr. Wallace’s private office. Consent forms will be kept in a locked file separate from the data. No research materials will be kept at Fortune Society. Interview notes will be stored in a locked safe away from the signed consent forms. The staff at Fortune Society and your parole/probation officer will not have access to this information.
We would like to use the audio-recordings to play portions of it at presentations.
Your participation in the study is voluntary. You can say no or withdraw at anytime. If you do not feel like answering certain questions, you can skip them. Not taking part in the interview or stopping early will not affect the services you receive at Fortune Society or your probation/parole status.
For taking part you will be reimbursed with a $40 gift card. If you stop before the end of the study, you will not be compensated.
Contact Dr.Wallace if you are unsure about the study or have any questions.
The contact information is: (718) 990-2398, [email protected], Department of Psychology, St. John’s University, 8000 Utopia Parkway, Jamaica, NY 11439
If you have questions about your rights as a research participant, contact the Human Subjects Review Board at St. John’s University. The number is (718) 990-1440.
Agreement to Participate
By signing this consent form you agree that you have read this form or had it read to you. You agree to answer questions as best as you can. You agree to have your interview recorded and recording kept for presentation purposes. You also agree that you have been given a copy of the consent form and you agree to be in the study.
Research Participant’s Name:
Research Participant’s Signature:
Date:_______________________________________
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