Table 2 Research, related ethics, and biobank knowledge of the studied paramedical and administrative team participants, pre-intervention

1. Previous participation in a scientific research.( yes)

13

18.6

57

81.4

0

0.0

16

13.9

99

86.1

0

0.0

Scientific research is important in:

2. Raising the degree in job (yes)

63

90

7

10.0

0

0.0

95

82.6

18

15.7

2

1.7

3. Discovering a new treatment for diseases (yes)

56

80

12

17.1

2

2.9

94

81.7

18

15.7

3

2.6

4. Contributing in the development of communities( yes)

63

90

7

10.0

0

0.0

102

88.7

13

11.3

0

0.0

5. Helping to serve patients( yes)

66

94.3

4

5.7

0

0.0

98

85.2

10

8.7

7

6.1

6. There is no obvious importance to scientific research ( no)

54

77.1

13

18.6

3

4.3

37

32.2

78

67.8

0

0.0

7. Presence of the National Liver Institute research ethics committee ( yes)

17

24.3

30

42.8

23

32.9

47

40.9

58

50.4

10

8.7

8. Doing a research on patient or use their data without their permission (no)

6

8.6

64

91.4

0

0.0

30

26.1

82

71.3

3

2.6

9. Knowing biobanks (yes)

15

21.4

48

68.6

7

10.0

31

27

50

43.4

34

29.6

10. Biobanks are useful for science, scientific research, and society ( yes)

28

40

32

50.0

7

10.0

46

40

49

42.6

20

17.4

11. Patients are the only donors to biobanks ( no)

41

58.6

26

37.1

3

4.3

60

52.2

41

35.6

14

12.2

12. Taking blood or urine samples from the patient without his knowledge (no)

5

7.1

65

92.9

0

0.0

14

12.2

101

87.8

0

0.0

13. Presence of a biobank at the National Liver Institute (yes)

16

22.9

30

42.8

24

34.3

31

27

64

55.6

20

17.4