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Table 1.

Characteristics of study participants.

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Table 2.

Summary of participants’ responses to our closed questions.

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Table 3.

Goal relevance.

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Side effects.

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Role of employees.

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Data process.

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Vagueness.

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Fig 1.

Subgroup analysis ‐ mean proportion of first order codes (related to ethical issues) contained in the five overarching categories (goal relevance; adverse side effects; role of employees; data process; vagueness) for each four sub-groups of participants: Women (n = 5), men (n = 19), participants with (n = 7) and without (n = 17) a conflict of interest.

Nb codes = total number of codes produced by all participants in the subgroup.

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