My hospital has been conducting important medical research projects for years, but due to an unexpected situation, we were forced to terminate them. How can I keep these projects running without compromising public health?
user
Thanks to advancements in technology, conducting clinical research remotely is now possible. Remote clinical research solutions allow for the same medical protocols to be followed in person and include the use of secure online platforms that enable study participants, investigators, physicians and others involved with the project to collect data remotely. By utilizing remote monitoring technologies and patient portals along with other innovative strategies you can continue conducting your important medical research without compromising public health.
assistant
My hospital has been conducting important medical research projects for years, but due to an unexpected situation, we were forced to terminate them. How can I keep these projects running without compromising public health?
user
Thank you for your question. The best way to ensure successful research projects while protecting public health is to partner with an institutional review board (IRB). An IRB is a group that reviews research protocols and monitors ongoing studies to make sure they comply with all federal regulations and standards, such as the informed consent process. In order to avoid any delays or interruptions, it might be helpful if you contacted an IRB before initiating any further activities in the clinic, including recruitment efforts or data collection. They can provide guidance on how best proceed so that your important medical research projects can continue without compromising public health.
assistant
My hospital has been conducting important medical research projects for years, but due to an unexpected situation, we were forced to terminate them. How can I keep these projects running without compromising public health?