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These are medical trials. How do you preserve the patients privacy in all of this? Or do subjects need to wave all their doctor-patient privacy rights before j
by pbmonster 3y ago
These are medical trials. How do you preserve the patients privacy in all of this?
Or do subjects need to wave all their doctor-patient privacy rights before joining any trial?
- CrampusDestrus 3y agoIf we discover that we can´t trust researchers then what else are we left with? Doctor-patient privacy works if the doctor is truthful in their reporting
- Slaminerag 3y agoIt's generally permitted to share de-identified patient data. As long as you're not sharing patients names, medical record numbers, birthdays, and a couple of other fields, you should be fine.
- lost_tourist 3y agoMaybe we could do a double blind (including scientists) study where everyone waived their rights & are recorded then in another "typical" conditions study do none of that and compare the two and see which one seems to have the best, most accurate results.