Patients' Attitudes and Preferences About Participation and Recruitment Strategies in Clinical Trials

Overview of attention for article published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings, March 2009

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RT @TranspariMED: 2009 Mayo study: "Most patients (364 [91%]) wanted to be informed about research findings or else would not participate i…

@diarmaidmcd FYI Most patients (364 [91%]) wanted to be informed about research findings or else would not participate in future clinical trials (272 [68%]). https://t.co/NNQIxjW3U1

2009 Mayo study: "Most patients (364 [91%]) wanted to be informed about research findings or else would not participate in future clinical trials (272 [68%])." https://t.co/NNQIxjW3U1 #AllTrials #clinicaltrials @Yale_CRIT @More_Trials @FrancineLane @ro…

RT @ChrisW_PharmaG: 86% of patients believe that clinical trials should be reported even if they show the drug doesn't work. #AllTrials htt…

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