|Articles|June 7, 2016
CMU Research Validates Improved Clinical Trial Processes
ICON plc announces the results of research evaluating patient-centric and patient-designed informed consent formats from Carnegie Mellon University.
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ICON plc announces the results of research evaluating patient-centric and patient-designed informed consent formats from Carnegie Mellon University. The results show that patient consent forms could be shortened without losing understanding or required content.
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