Category Archives: clinical trials
In an Age of Over-Regulation, Are Compliance and Safety Mutually Exclusive?
This article is cross-posted at www.workingwithsmes.com. In aviation, safety is always the primary concern. In fact, aviation’s safety record is so stellar that it is considered a model for healthcare. That is quite a testament. However, a retired pilot … Continue reading →
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Falsification of Data: Truth or Consequences
by Peggy Salvatore and Terry McGinn This article is cross-posted at www.workingwithsmes.com Sometimes expert knowledge isn’t really knowledge at all. In fact, if your data sounds too good to be true, it just might be. Sadly, for reasons of … Continue reading →
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