Overcoming barriers to recruitment in health research | The BMJ Skip to main content Intended
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Offering results to research participants | The BMJ Skip to main content Intended for healthcare
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Traditionally, patients have been involved in research as “subjects,” or even “objects,” but
definitely not as colleagues. In 1995 the BMJ argued that “patients should help to decide …

I have attempted to adopt the perspective of a patient—albeit one with a rather atypical
background—to explore what I want from health research and researchers. This has left me …

The quality and relevance of much clinical research fall short of patients' needs. 1 Although
there are many reasons for this, one is that clinical research has been delegated largely to …

Research funders increasingly recommend and require patient and public involvement (PPI)
in the design, conduct, and dissemination of health and social care research. 1 2 3 In the …

In 2004 the national cancer research network, established in 2001, will be evaluated on a
performance target of increasing recruitment of patients into cancer clinical trials. The …

Bureaucracy is strangling clinical research | The BMJ Skip to main content Intended for
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“Oh let me lead an academicke life” B Hall, Virgidem 1599; IV: 83 Arecent report for the
council of heads of medi-cal schools for the United Kingdom has concluded that 1000 more …

The other face of research governance | The BMJ Skip to main content Intended for healthcare
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