Literature DB >> 2053092

[Group meetings for patient recruitment in clinical trial in pediatrics].

J P Collet1, D Floret, P Cochat, J Gillet, J Cogan-Collet, L David, B Dauvergne, J P Boissel.   

Abstract

Recruitment of patients in a clinical trial is often difficult and probably more difficult in pediatrics where parents are asked to give the informed consent. In order to recruit infants in a randomized clinical trial we organized group meetings with families (4 to 40 at a time) in order to describe the study procedures: random allocation to treatment or placebo and double blind assessment, and ask them to allow their child to participate. All meetings were conducted by both a pediatrician and a RCT specialist. Parents asked questions about the effects of the drug, the evaluation process and the follow-up procedures. Forty nine % of all eligible infants participated in the study. The success rate was related to franc and open communication with the family, provided by highly qualified physicians.

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Year:  1991        PMID: 2053092

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Therapie        ISSN: 0040-5957            Impact factor:   2.070


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