ArticleJournal of correctional health care : the official journal of the National Commission on Correctional Health Care2026
"That Little Bit of Comfort Helps": Perspectives on Ethical Research Compensation Practices for HIV Prevention Research in the Carceral Setting From Those Experiencing Incarceration.
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While compensation for research participation is common practice in community settings, the type and amount of compensation provided in carceral settings varies substantially. This is notable given the potential for compensation to unduly influence participation in research activities, particularly for vulnerable populations, such as people who are incarcerated. We aimed to conduct community-engaged research to better understand the potential impacts of different compensation approaches. We conducted interviews (
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