UK healthcare stakeholders publish clinical research best practice
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Executive Summary
The Ethical Standards in Health and Life Sciences Group (ESHLSG), representing leading UK healthcare organisations, including the medical Royal Colleges and senior representatives of the pharma industry, has published guidelines for best practice in transparency and publication of data arising from clinical research studies. This is the first time that these stakeholders have agreed to a joint approach and is being lauded as an important step forward in the ongoing move across the entire research community to pursue transparency in clinical research reporting.
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