Patient involvement in clinical trials: motivation and expectations differ between patients and researchers involved in a trial on urinary tract infections

Overview of attention for article published in Research Involvement and Engagement, April 2019

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RT @LillyTrials: #WeekendRead: Patients should be involved in the #clinicaltrial process from start to finish. Read @BioMedCentral's study…

25 Jul 2020

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#WeekendRead: Patients should be involved in the #clinicaltrial process from start to finish. Read @BioMedCentral's study to learn how their open communication with researchers improves the process for all: https://t.co/z7frHBJAii #PatientPOV

25 Jul 2020

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RT @jrobertson478: Reasons for involvement: "Researchers mainly aimed at improving research, whereas patients wanted to advance the develop…

08 May 2019

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Reasons for involvement: "Researchers mainly aimed at improving research, whereas patients wanted to advance the development of UTI treatments". An important distinction to remember when working in #ppi https://t.co/Wf8ccTqX21 #riejournal

07 May 2019

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