Module 4 Flashcards

1
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What is experimental research?

A

Testing hypotheses in a controlled env’t (with or without humans)

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2
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Why is experimental research important?

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For discovering/using new therapies (interventions, medical devices, drugs)

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3
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What are the three founding principles of experimental research?

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Randomisation, local control, replication

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4
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What are the main purposes of conducting experimental research?

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Discovery, evaluating efficacy and establishing safety (often involves animal models and use of approach in ideal situation to determine efficacy), monitoring effectiveness in real world (including economic considerations)

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5
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What is the focus of basic research?

A

Discovery

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6
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What is the focus of preclinical studies?

A

Evaluating efficacy and safety

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7
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What is the focus of clinical trials?

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Evaluating effectiveness of intervention in humans

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What are the main steps within experimental research application processes?

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  1. Discovery (basic research)
  2. Development (basic research)
  3. Preclinical studies
  4. Clinical trials
  5. Benefit-risk assessment
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