trials (including Canadian ones) can't occur without bench research (especially Canadian).
But doesn't his assertion overlook about 35 000 surgical, educational and health care trials …

trials (including Canadian ones) can't occur without bench research (especially Canadian).
But doesn't his assertion overlook about 35 000 surgical, educational and health care trials …

As Dr. Sackett noted in his commentary, Canada is far behind the US, Japan and Europe in
biochemistry, biological sciences, preclinical studies and anatomy. 5 Rather than limiting …

Healthcare reform is imminent [1]. Sen. Max Baucus (D-Mont.) hopes to 'craft bipartisan
legislation that can become law this year'[2]. A particularly concise construct for healthcare …

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 …

FOR MORE THAN A CENTURY, BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE HAS DOMI-nated health care
research. In that time, scientific advances have yielded ever-more effective and …

Background The principles of evidence-based medicine increasingly govern healthcare
policy and practice in the United States. The hallmark of the evidence-based approach is …

The field of medicine considers randomized-controlled trials, also known as “clinical trials,”
as the gold standard for assessing the effectiveness of new treatments. These studies set up …

The ISPOR Cost-Effectiveness Analysis Alongside Clinical Trials—Good Research Practices
II Task Force Report achieves its stated objective, to refresh the 2005 Task Force Report with …

• The Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), preferably with the creation of a new
agency or vice-presidential position for human applied research, should increase funding for …