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Journal Article
The industrialization of clinical research
2000
Overview
Recent controversies over the protection of human subjects, payment of physicians for recruiting patients to clinical trials, Food and Drug Administration (FDA) removal of approved drugs from the market, and reporting of results of clinical trials have highlighted important facets of clinical research. Less visible has been the industrialization of clinical research, and especially of clinical trials, that is, its emergence as a \"line of business\" of substantial magnitude and rapid growth. The growth of drug-industry outsourcing of clinical trials and the concomitant rise of a contract research industry are described in this paper, which argues for greater transparency in the conduct of both publicly and privately sponsored clinical trials.
Publisher
Health Affairs,The People to People Health Foundation, Inc., Project HOPE
Subject
/ Clinical Trials as Topic - economics
/ Clinical Trials as Topic - standards
/ Contract Services - organization & administration
/ Disputes
/ Drug Industry - organization & administration
/ Drugs
/ Facility Regulation and Control - organization & administration
/ Food
/ Humans
/ Marketing of Health Services - organization & administration
/ Markets
/ Medicine
/ National Institutes of Health (U.S.)
/ Patients
/ Payments
/ Practitioner patient relationship
/ Private Sector - organization & administration
/ R&D
/ Research & development expenditures
