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医学雑誌への投稿を研究する際の倫理問題

C M Olson1, R M Glass, S B Thacker

  • 1University of Washington, Seattle, USA.

JAMA
|July 24, 1998
PubMed
まとめ

医学雑誌の原稿の研究における倫理的な問題は,データ分析のための著者の同意を要求することで解決されました. このプロトコルは,機密性と著者の自律性を確保し,メタ分析の特徴に関する研究への高い参加率をもたらしました.

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生物医学および行動研究アメリカン・メディカル協会のジャーナル.

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