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Declaration of Helsinki The Declaration of Helsinki is a central guideline for research ethics adopted by the World Medical Association (WMA) in 1964. The Declaration contains ethical principles for doctors and other participants in medical research.
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Study types A clinical study is a research study using human subjects to evaluate biomedical or health-related outcomes. On the English version of this website, clinical studies are divided up into the subsidiary groups clinical trial s and
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Participating in a clinical study Clinical studies are dependent on persons who volunteer to take part. As a study participant, you are part of driving research forward. Page contents: Page contents: What is a clinical study, and why is it carried
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Implementation of cooperation on quality systems and work processes The purpose of the development initiative is to contribute to increased quality and effectiveness in the implementation of clinical studies by establishing collaboration between the
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Information on clinical studies on medical devices The aim is to complement the website kliniskastudier.se with neutral, quality assured information on all aspects of clinical studies on medical devices. There should also be summarised information on
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Mapping and needs analysis of clinical studies training Clinical Studies Sweden works to increase the number of international and national clinical studies of high quality in Sweden, which requires that there is a sufficient number of well-qualified
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National data collection system The purpose is to investigate opportunities and prerequisites for a national data collection system (Electronic Data Capture (EDC) system) and a central randomising function for academic research. The project shall
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National standard R-RCT The purpose is to develop a national standard for R-RCT (Register-based Randomised Clinical Trials) that facilitates and increases the number of register-based randomised clinical studies. The number of randomised clinical
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National website for clinical studies The purpose of the development initiative is to create a national website for clinical studies that functions as a “single point of entry” for business and academia, as well as the healthcare system and study
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Research subject survey The aim is to develop a national research subject survey. The results of compiled surveys can provide statistical data for improvement work at research clinics and enable adaptations of studies according to the participants'
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Subscribe Subscribe Close Good examples Here we gather good examples of how to work with clinical studies within healthcare. Show all categories Study participant Researcher Life science industry Relative Patient organisation Healthcare professional
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Network of women’s clinics wants to raise the quality of clinical research SNAKS is a network involving all women’s clinics in Sweden, and wants to improve the opportunities to conduct clinical multi-centre studies of high quality. Verena Sengpiel,
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Clinical research needs to pay more attention to the fact that human beings are complex Foto: Erik Andersson Ulrika Sandén is an author and researcher in innovation technology at the Faculty of Engineering (LTH), Lund University. Through of her own
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Healthcare – a hidden goldmine that can lift clinical research Ola Andersson is a consultant neonatologist at Skåne University Hosptail, and a researcher at Lund University. His research into the advantages of delayed cord clamping of newborns has
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HOPE – unites healthcare and research to benefit children with cancer Every year, 300 children in Sweden are diagnosed with cancer. Thanks to research and new therapies, the majority recover, but still around 20 per cent die from different types of
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KTA-Prim wants to increase clinical research in primary care Malin Frank is a specialist in general medicine and school physician in Stockholm. One day a week, she works as a clinical investigator at KTA-Prim, a reception center where she meets
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When Eva Hellström Lindberg was a newly appointed doctor, she met a number of patients with a mysterious blood disease that had no name at the time. It wakened her curiosity and
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Emma Larsson at Gothia Forum in Gothenburg has worked with the research project SCAPIS for almost five years. She is responsible for coordinating work between the six participating cities, which means
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Children and adults digest and react to medicines in different ways. Despite there being differences, many medicines have not been studied in children, and knowledge about long-term effects and
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Work environment, research and development crucial when child oncology went from personnel shortages to queueing Eva Sjödin Eriksson is the unit manager of child oncology at Norrland University Hospital in Umeå. In twelve years, she has managed to
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