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Clinical Trial Recruiters’ Experiences Working With Trial Eligibility Criteria: Results of an Exploratory, Cross-sectional, Online Survey

2021-08-26

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>BackgroundEligibility criteria are a fundamental element of clinical trial design, defining who can and who should not participate in a trial. Problems with the design or application of criteria are known to occur and pose risks to participants' safety and trial integrity, sometimes also negatively impacting on trial recruitment and generalisability. We conducted a short, exploratory su...

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Literature Corpus work: bcfad835-7317-531f-a66e-7c7e4b016e1a
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-800851/v1

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