Susan D. Hall | FierceEMR (http://www.fierceemr.com) | 17 July 2014 Automated eligibility screening using natural language processing and machine learning vastly improved the efficiency of selecting potential patients for clinical trials in a study from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. In… Continue reading
Jennifer L. Redmond | OncologyLive | 26 March 2014 Patients fear being a “guinea pig” or receiving a placebo, healthcare providers do not have time to keep up with all of the clinical trial information or talk with patients in… Continue reading
Julie Brintnall-Karabelas, Susanna Sung, Mary Ellen Cadman, Carol Squires, Katherine Whorton, Maryland Pao | Journal of Empirical Research, Human Research Ethics | March 2011 | NIH Public Access Abstract There is a need to explore why protocol-eligible subjects refuse participation… Continue reading
Nick Mitchell, Andrew J. Hobson | Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics: An International Journal | Vol. 6, No. 1 | March 2011 | Sage Publications Inc. Abstract A small preliminary study of 15 teachers who had participated… Continue reading
D. N. Shaffer, V. N. Yebei, J. B. Ballidawa, J. E. Sidle, J. Y. Greene, E. M. Meslin, S. J. N. Kimaiyo, W. M. Tierney | Journal of Medical Ethics | January 2006 | NCBI-PubMed Abstract Objectives: To describe the… Continue reading
Morenike Oluwatoyin Folayan, Dan Allman | Journal of Cultural Economy | Volume 4, Issue 1 | 2001 To produce drugs, clinical trials depend upon the labour of volunteer participants. For ethical reasons, participants are described as volunteers because to position… Continue reading
