Principles for strengthening the integrity of clinical research
2006

Principles for Strengthening the Integrity of Clinical Research

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Author Information

Author(s): Korn David, Ehringhaus Susan

Primary Institution: Association of American Medical Colleges

Conclusion

The principles aim to ensure that the conduct and reporting of clinical research conform to the highest standards of scientific and ethical integrity.

Supporting Evidence

  • Public skepticism about the accuracy and completeness of reporting clinical trial results has never been more pervasive.
  • The principles express the fundamental responsibilities of academic institutions and faculty for research conducted under their auspices.
  • Clinical research involving human participants can only be justified ethically when such experiments are done to produce generalizable knowledge.

Takeaway

This study talks about how important it is for universities and researchers to share the results of their medical studies honestly and openly, so everyone can trust the information.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

10.1371/journal.pctr.0010001

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