Principle 11:“It is acceptable for physicians to receive remuneration for enrolling patients or
participating in approved research studies only if such activity exceeds their normal practice …

Paying more for clinical research than the cost of doing the work may create a conflict of
interest that could lead to overzealous recruitment, putting participants and scientific integrity …

Background: There is increasing demand and qualitydriven pressure from professional
organizations for physicians and health care providers to increase participation in clinical …

The high cost of pharmaceuticals has provided the stimulus for a new research discipline:
interventional pharmacoeconomics. In this discipline, clinical and pharmacological …

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Background: Clinical studies play a pivotal role in the development of new pharmaceutical
drugs. Before newly developed active substances can be put on the market, the law requires …

Viewpoint fees were paid to centres for each patient recruited. These fees became
increasingly larger as companies “competed” to conduct trials. Second, the attitudes of …

The financial implications of conducting clinical trials in oncology have not been well
researched from a perspective that would facilitate the negotiation of appropriate …

Traditionally, US teaching hospitals have subsidised research by charging higher costs for
treatment; however, this approach is being challenged. The growth of managed-care …

Objectives: To review UK guidelines regarding the use of financial incentives for healthcare
professionals to become involved in clinical trials, and to survey perceptions and current …