Publications by authors named "Elizabeth A Marshall"
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- - Recent changes to the Common Rule emphasize the need for effective ways to document patient preferences for research participation, prompting the development of an electronic health record (EHR)-based opt-in program, moving away from a less scalable paper-based method.
- - The project involved two phases: creating an EHR questionnaire for patients regarding their research contact preferences and biobank participation, which was integrated into clinic workflows to facilitate data collection.
- - Out of 59,670 patients contacted, 21,814 responses were received within four months, indicating a high willingness for research participation overall, while results from an obstetrical clinic showed lower volunteer rates, highlighting the challenges in specific populations.
Previous observations show that humans outperform non-human primates on some temporally-based auditory discrimination tasks, suggesting there are species differences in the proficiency of auditory temporal processing among primates. To further resolve these differences we compared the abilities of rhesus macaques and humans to detect sine-amplitude modulation (AM) of a broad-band noise carrier as a function of both AM frequency (2.5 Hz-2 kHz) and signal duration (50-800 ms), under similar testing conditions.
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