Improving Healthcare Through Clinical Research
Allan Gaw,
Danielle Drake,
Jacqueline Condliff,
Karen Inns,
Michele Eve,
Roger Steel,
Sue Wood (Mentor),
Sue Molesworth (Mentor),
Michael Whittaker,
Fiona O'Neill,
Sara Buttery,
Sarah Cluderay,
Louise Paine,
Nausheen Saleem,
Mary Speake,
Wajid Khan,
Amanda Leslie,
Emily McDougal,
Anne Price,
Louise White,
Paul Cross,
Lynsey Smith,
and
Lily Aarons
Allan Gaw,
Danielle Drake,
Jacqueline Condliff,
Karen Inns,
Michele Eve,
Roger Steel,
Sue Wood (Mentor),
Sue Molesworth (Mentor),
Michael Whittaker,
Fiona O'Neill,
Sara Buttery,
Sarah Cluderay,
Louise Paine,
Nausheen Saleem,
Mary Speake,
Wajid Khan,
Amanda Leslie,
Emily McDougal,
Anne Price,
Louise White,
Paul Cross,
Lynsey Smith,
and
Lily Aarons
Topics Covered
- The fundamental principles of the scientific process, and their importance in ensuring that clinical research delivers accurate information and answers.
- The origins of clinical trials, and how an understanding of how to conduct clinical research has developed over time.
- How modern clinical trials are conducted, the importance of minimising bias, and the role of techniques such as randomisation and control, and placebos and blinding.
- The impact of the digital revolution and big data on how clinical trials are conducted, and the opportunities and challenges these present.
- The importance of ensuring that clinical research is ethical and the key principles that are essential to ensuring that clinical trials are set up and conducted in an ethically sound manner.
- The role that respect has to play in clinical research and how we can ensure that research is carried out in a way that is respectful to participants.
- How clinical research is regulated in the United Kingdom and internationally.
- The importance of informed consent, the key concepts associated with gaining valid consent from research participants, and the process for gaining informed consent.
- How the results of research are put into practice. How the results of research are reported and communicated to the wider world, and the importance of analysing critically media reporting of clinical research.
- The ways in which clinical research is funded.
- Future directions, opportunities and challenges for clinical research.
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This practical guide to clinical research methods is perfect for students and researchers who are new to the field. It covers all the basics, from study design to data analysis.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the design and analysis of clinical trials. It is written by a team of experts in the field, so you can be sure that the information is accurate and up-to-date.
Provides a comprehensive overview of clinical research, covering everything from study design to data analysis. It is written by a team of experienced researchers and clinicians, so you can be sure that the information is accurate and up-to-date.
Provides a practical guide to designing, conducting, and analyzing clinical trials. It is written by a leading expert in the field, so you can be sure that the information is accurate and up-to-date.
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