Careers in clinical research obstacles and opportunities Committee on Addressing Career Paths for Clinical Research, Division of Health Sciences Policy, Institute of Medicine ; William N. Kelley and Mark A. Randolph, editors.
Detalles de publicación: Washington, D.C. National Academy Press c1994.Descripción: x, 332 p. ill. 24 cmISBN:- 0309048907
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- R854.U5 C34 1994
- W 21 C271 1994
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Transforming biological discoveries into medical treatment calls for a cadre of health professionals skilled in patient-oriented research. Yet many factors discourage talented persons from choosing clinical research as a profession.
This new volume lays out the problem in detail, with specific recommendations to the federal government, the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries, professional organizations, the health care industry, organized medicine, and the nation's universities and academic health centers.
The volume explores
How clinical research is conducted, what human resources are available, and what research opportunities lie ahead.
Why health professionals become discouraged about clinical research.
How the educational system has failed in this area and what programs stand out as models.
How funding affects the supply of researchers.
This practical book will be of immediate interest to public and private agencies funding research, research administrators, medical educators, health professionals, and those pursuing a career in clinical investigation.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 219-235) and index.