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    John G. Brock-Utne.
    Summary: This book provides insights into how to be a productive clinical researcher via real-life case examples of clinical research. Through these examples of success and failure, the book develops a blueprint for building a career in clinical research.

    Contents:
    Case 1. A "good" question
    Case 2. A "bad" question
    Case 3. Why were 116 patients excluded?
    Case 4. Sometimes a good question evolves from a bad one
    Case 5. What went wrong?
    Case 6. Check your facts
    Case 7. All is not lost
    Case 8. An important lesson
    Case 9. A lucky escape
    Case 10. A letter or a full paper
    Case 11. This could be serious. Be prepared
    Case 12. Not correct procedure
    Case 13. A lesson well learned
    Case 14. Taking out a patent. Should you or should you not?
    Case 15. Taking out a patent. Watch out
    Case 16. A laboratory lesson
    Case 17. Before you start any research
    Case 18. An offer of employment. What to look for
    Case 19. What should you do?
    Case 20. Who to trust
    Case 21. Elementary
    Case 22. Never give up
    Case 23. How long should a study go on?
    Case 24. What to do?
    Case 25. To what journal should you send your work?
    Case 26. A drug sponsored trial
    Case 27. The difference between research and quality assurance/improvement
    Case 28. Stopping a clinical study
    Case 29. Controversy
    Case 30. The P Value
    Case 31. How many authors?
    Case 32. If you injure your patient
    Case 33. Multicenter trials
    Case 34. Unprofessional behavior
    Case 35. Tips on how to get the Institutional Review Board (IRB) submission completed and passed
    Case 36. How to perform and report the result of a survey
    Case 37. Validity of the cricoid pressure (Sellick's maneuver)
    Case 38. Another unprofessional behavior
    Case 39. A data set
    Case 40. Taking over an ongoing clinical trial
    Case 41. Should you do a pilot study in this proposed trial?
    Case 42. An inconclusive result (negative result): what to do
    Case 43. Retrospective studies: what to watch out for
    Case 44. Plagiarism
    Case 45. Pediatric research
    Case 46. Your paper is rejected. What to do
    Case 47. You disagree with a conclusion of a published article
    Case 48. Is this a good study?
    Case 49. Meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials
    Case 50. Is the title of a paper or grant important?
    Case 51. Sampling and subjects
    Case 52. What not to do if you are a mentor
    Case 53. Be aware
    Case 54. A statistical impasse
    Case 55. A bad outcome
    Case 56. A case report
    Case 57. Are case reports becoming extinct?
    Case 58. A clinical pharmacology study
    Case 59. Watch out
    Case 60. A new equipment
    Case 61. Those that ignore the past
    Case 62. What are the safety data for this formulation?
    Case 63. This is a test to see what you have learned
    Review of the clinical research process. From the beginning to the end
    The future of clinical research
    Summary of Pearls
    Index.
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    Books: General Collection (Downstairs)
    R853.C55 B76 2015
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