Clinical Research From Proposal to Implementation
Material type:
- 145115335X
- 9781451153354
- 615.5072’4—dc22
- W 20.5 C64115 2011
- R853.C55C55 2011
Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Barcode | |
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E-BOOKS | MWALIMU NYERERE LEARNING RESOURCES CENTRE-CUHAS BUGANDO | NFIC | 615.5072’4 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | -1 | EBS11494 |
Contents:
Additional Elements
NonEnglishSpeaking Subjects and Translation of Consent Documents
Ethics of Data Sharing and Handling
Reidentification Models Methods and Applications 44
Regulatory Approval 75
Data Collection and Management Plan
Data Cleaning and Lock 111
Budgeting Process and Management
This book will serve as a road map for students and junior researchers seeking to successfully design, implement, and publish clinical research. It covers the basic elements of research proposals and implementation including regulatory approvals, continuing regulatory oversight, investigational new drug and device applications, monitoring patient safety, recruitment, clinical assessments, laboratory assessments, provision of treatment, and on-going quality control. The authors provide instruction on how to integrate research resources to successfully conduct a clinical research project, and offer guidelines on collection, quality control, and analysis of data. A companion website will include the fully searchable text and links to Journal of Investigative Medicine's "Research Tools and Issues" feature. Common terms and phrases: activities additional Administration analysis and/or applicable appropriate approved assure authorization benefits blood Board budget Center changes clinical research clinical trial collected complete conduct Confidentiality consider costs database defined described determine device discuss document drug effects elements enrollment ethical evaluation example federal findings funding health information HIPAA human identifiers important individual informed consent initial insert insert name institution Introduction investigator involved issues limited means meet methods monitoring obtain participants patient payment person possible potential problem procedures proposed protection protocol questions radiation reason receive records recruitment regulations request research study responsible risk safety sample screening share specific sponsor staff standard statistical study subject Table tests tion treatment understand writing
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