“This must be too small to be of any importance!” Have you ever considered not bringing up the “small little thing” that bothered you, at work or in life? What… Read More »“This must be too small to be of any importance!”
Agata Bloswick shares the ethical considerations of the informed consent process in clinical trials at Yale University
Ensuring the safety of research participants during times of war is unique to the situation of each individual participant and must consider multiple aspects of each individual and the situation… Read More »Maintaining Safety and Continuity While Relocating Ukrainian Clinical Trial Participants
Two years ago, with a group of bioethicists from the Yale University Bioethics program, I co-authored a white paper that talked about the ways we can facilitate Ukrainian refugees’ continued… Read More »Two years into the full scale invasion on Ukraine, Ukrainian patients participation in clinical trials remains a challenge
The greatest challenge we face in the delivery of clinical trials is meeting patient recruitment goals and the diversity targets within them. The solution may not be what you think… Read More »Struggling to meet clinical trial patient recruitment goals?
