Integrity Of Randomized Clinical Trials How To Prevent Research Misconduct And Ensure Transparency Khalid S Khan by Khalid S. Khan 9781003461401, 1003461409 instant download after payment.

Despite the clear importance of acquiring a fundamental understanding of clinical trials in the context of health research and innovation, medical training generally fails to cover clinical trial integrity in its curriculum, including it neither at the undergraduate nor at the postgraduate levels. This new book provides a curriculum to address this gap, offering best practice guidelines to improve the quality, openness, and trustworthiness of clinical trials and filling a current void in the market.

Key Features

The first book on clinical trial integrity

Provides clear guidance on how to ensure probity in peer review, appraisal of trials, and investigation of complaints concerning misconduct in clinical trials

Trains and supports researchers globally on how to undertake trials with integrity

Ensures that the increasing demand for public documentation of all aspects throughout the lifecycle of a clinical trial can be met

This book is essential reading for master and doctoral students undertaking courses in clinical trials, epidemiology, and medical statistics and an invaluable reference for medical journal editors and peer reviewers, clinicians who recruit patients into trials, pharmaceutical industry professionals, patient and public representatives who engage in clinical trials, systematic reviewers, guideline writers, and funders and regulators of clinical trials.