Guidelines for Clinical Research on Acupuncture
(1995; 68 pages)
Table des matières
Afficher le documentForeword
Ouvrir ce répertoire et afficher son contenu1. Introduction
Ouvrir ce répertoire et afficher son contenu2. Glossary
Ouvrir ce répertoire et afficher son contenu3. Goals and objectives of the guidelines
Ouvrir ce répertoire et afficher son contenu4. General considerations
Fermer ce répertoire5. Research methodology
Afficher le documentLiterature review
Afficher le documentTerminology and technology
Afficher le documentInvestigators
Afficher le documentClinical research design and rational use of acupuncture
Afficher le documentRandomized controlled clinical trial design
Afficher le documentProtocol development
Afficher le documentResearch knowledge
Afficher le documentCase report forms
Afficher le documentData management
Afficher le documentEthics review board
Afficher le documentStatistical analysis
Afficher le documentMonitoring of studies
Afficher le documentReporting
Afficher le documentImplementation
Afficher le documentConclusions
Afficher le document6. Using the guidelines
Ouvrir ce répertoire et afficher son contenuAnnexes
Afficher le documentBibliography
Afficher le documentSelected WHO publications of related interest
Afficher le documentBack cover
 

Investigators

• The investigators are responsible for the trial and for the rights, health and welfare of the subjects in the trial.

• All investigators and health providers involved in the study should have appropriate expertise, qualifications and competence to undertake a proposed study. It is recommended that a team be organized which includes acupuncture practitioners and professional health workers, as knowledge of both acupuncture and the special field for which the effectiveness of acupuncture will be evaluated will be needed for preparing and conducting a reliable clinical study.

• The investigative group must be aware of the following responsibilities:

1. appropriate and ongoing care of patients in the study;

2. ethical requirements for the study (for instance the need to terminate protocol treatment if the patient appears to be harmed by the continuation of the study);

3. knowledge of acupuncture; and

4. an appreciation of research methodology.

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