Reasons for not participating in PCTs: the comparative case of emergency research under an exception from informed consent (EFIC)

Reasons for not participating in PCTs: the comparative case of emergency research under an exception from informed consent (EFIC)

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Main Authors:	Sahan, K, Sheehan, M, Cowan, E
Formato:	Journal article
Idioma:	English
Publicado:	Taylor and Francis 2023

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