The attitudes of 1066 patients with cancer towards participation in randomised clinical trials.
BACKGROUND: barriers to randomised clinical trial (RCT) recruitment include failure to identify eligible patients, reluctance of staff to approach them and attitudes of some health-care professionals and patients. As part of a larger UK prospective study examining the communication and involvement i...
Main Authors: | Jenkins, V, Farewell, D, Batt, L, Maughan, T, Branston, L, Langridge, C, Parlour, L, Farewell, V, Fallowfield, L |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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2010
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