publication of clinical research Flashcards

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sponsorship of published RCTs

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half non industry and half industry

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types of conflicts: non financial

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non financial

  • desire to prove hypothesis
  • self promotion
  • political agenda
  • religious beliefs
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types of conflicts: financial

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must be disclosed on informed consent

  • study support
  • investigator support to conduct a study
  • royalties/patents
  • expert witness
  • insider information
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4
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financial conflicts are?

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prevalent in clinical studies

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financial conflict of interest

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financial consideration may compromise or have appearance of compromising investigators judgement in conducting or reporting research

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author’s published opinions were related to ?

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their financial arrangments.

more authors were supportive of a drug that had 100% financial tie

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7
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how can you make a study design bias?

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use known inferior comparison agents or inferior form of administration

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industry sponsorship vs study outcome

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if drug supported by particular pro-industry instead of anti-industry, outcome generally positive

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financial conflicts in research are

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pervasive
powerful
clinically hazardous
threat to scientific integrity

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10
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many potential problems with industry supported clinical research

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financial conflict of interest- thats why company may offer stock after research completion
nondisclosure agreements
research contract - clauses dealing with publication rithgs, confidentiality, intellectual property (IP), acess to data, conflict resolution
development of research protocols
comparative groups: inclusion and exclusion criteria - include only favorable groups in the study
blind and randomization
endpoints - must constitute evidence of efficacy of treatment
cost considerations
IRB approval
data monitoring committtee
data analysis
interim data release
adverse events
negative trials
delays in publication
multiple publications
publication committees
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university lawyers will not sign ccontract that has

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infringment of academic freedom
ability to publish
ability to get toxicity data from other sites

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12
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journals must ensure

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author independence
publication bias
objective data analysis

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13
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if company gives you condensed data, then

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journals may refuse to publish it because they need access to data for integrity

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14
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consolidated standard of reporting trials (consort)

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guidelines for improved and more strucutured reporting of clinical trial results

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15
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checklist that editors require as standard for publication

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CONSORT E-checklist

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16
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meta analysis

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statistical analysis of data from multiple randomized cancer clinical trials