Principles for Protecting Integrity in the Conduct and Reporting of Clinical Trials
Public concern is high regarding the timely and complete reporting
of clinical trial results, primarily when the trials are sponsored
by the drug, biologicals, or device industries. Because academic
researchers and their institutions often play a prominent role in
such trials, these concerns challenge the integrity of the academic
medical research community as well as the sponsors of the trials.
The AAMC held a small invitational conference in June 2005
to address these concerns. The conference produced Principles for Protecting Integrity
In the Conduct and Reporting
of Clinical Trials (PDF, 7 pages), which contains principles and standards that should guide institutions
and their investigators in the analysis and reporting of clinical
trials in which they participate.
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