Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation · 2005 · 27 citations · 91 references
MedicineNeurologyEvidence-based PracticeGood Clinical PracticeRecruitmentClinical Trial EthicsClinical TrialsParticipant RecruitmentPatient SelectionSpinal Cord InjurySubject RecruitmentParticipant IdentificationParticipant Recruitment EthicsRecruitment Process MiningRecruitment Process MonitoringScientific Evidence EvaluationScientific Evidence ManagementTraumatic Spinal Cord Injury
Clinical trials are the cornerstone of scientific evidence. Participant identification and recruitment is one of the most important challenges to any clinical trial. This article will review the whole recruitment process, with its method and strategy, and the problems faced during consecutive steps of recruitment. It then will give recommendations for those problems according to the scientific evidence and the authors' experience with clinical trials of patients with spinal cord injury (SCI).
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Clifford Goodman · 1988 · 496 citations
Informed consent: study of quality of information given to participants in a clinical trial.
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