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May 1, 2004
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Risk management issues that result in lawsuits often involve misunderstandings among subjects and clinical trials staff and investigators. By improving the informed consent process, these risks could be reduced, and heres how, according to experts.
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Given rules and regs, is emergency department research even possible?
Risk management making its way into clinical trials
Risk management begins with informed consent
Data monitoring can affect risk management
Informed consent process at center of another suit
Experimental devices and clinical trials
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