Ethics review roulette: what can we learn?
Ethics review is an “intervention” in the system of health care that has been less evaluated than others. It aims to minimise risks to patients from inappropriate research or inadequate consent, but as a consequence it may delay or inhibit research beneficial to those same patients. The balance of r...
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| description | Ethics review is an “intervention” in the system of health care that has been less evaluated than others. It aims to minimise risks to patients from inappropriate research or inadequate consent, but as a consequence it may delay or inhibit research beneficial to those same patients. The balance of risks and consequences will clearly be different for different types of research: some questionnaires, clinical audits, or comparisons of standard treatments are associated with low risks, while comparisons of known treatments against placebo and studies of new, potentially dangerous interventions carry higher risks. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:1e1d9144-bdb0-45c1-907b-b084bebb05432022-03-26T11:14:35ZEthics review roulette: what can we learn?Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:1e1d9144-bdb0-45c1-907b-b084bebb0543Public Health and Primary CareOxford University Research Archive - ValetBMJ Publishing Group2004Ethics review is an “intervention” in the system of health care that has been less evaluated than others. It aims to minimise risks to patients from inappropriate research or inadequate consent, but as a consequence it may delay or inhibit research beneficial to those same patients. The balance of risks and consequences will clearly be different for different types of research: some questionnaires, clinical audits, or comparisons of standard treatments are associated with low risks, while comparisons of known treatments against placebo and studies of new, potentially dangerous interventions carry higher risks. |
| spellingShingle | Public Health and Primary Care Ethics review roulette: what can we learn? |
| title | Ethics review roulette: what can we learn? |
| title_full | Ethics review roulette: what can we learn? |
| title_fullStr | Ethics review roulette: what can we learn? |
| title_full_unstemmed | Ethics review roulette: what can we learn? |
| title_short | Ethics review roulette: what can we learn? |
| title_sort | ethics review roulette what can we learn |
| topic | Public Health and Primary Care |