Richard Morrow

What do clinical trial participants think of unreported clinical trials? bit.ly/3KB1oph "reporting trial findings is an important part of respecting the contributions of trial participants, and honouring informed consent" #ClinicalTrials #OpenTrials

A new Canadian study – drawing on interviews with trial participants and trialists – suggests that researchers have a duty to participants to report clinical trial results and that reporting results is necessary for honouring informed consent. tinyurl.com/3ffzk7cm

On Monday I resigned from the PMPRB, Canada's drug pricing regulator. Here's why:

Only regulation can stop the ongoing scandal of unreported clinical trials in Canada -> Trialist tells @InsideTrials that "there is nobody making sure that my work is published" transparimed.org/single-post/ca… @GovCanHealth @CIHR_IRSC

Why are many clinical trials not published? A UBC study suggests reporting practices in Canada are shaped by incentives favouring reporting of positive over negative trials: tinyurl.com/5wcfpmkx #PublicationBias

UBC study of clinical trials in Canada found that commercial concerns may influence whether clinical trials results are reported…

A new study, @InsideTrials, wants to hear the views of past clinical drug trial participants on the importance of reporting trial results. Clinical research coordinators and trialists interested in telling patients about the study can find all they need at insidetrialsstudy.ca

~4 in every 10 clinical trials aren’t published, or only after a long delay. A new Cdn study wants to hear what past drug trial participants think! To participate/learn more: InsideTrialsStudy.ca cc @picardonhealth @nightshiftMD @MedicineMatters @Helenbranswell @cbcnewsbc

Just setting up my Twitter account and saying hello to my colleagues @Drug_Evidence @LessIsMoreMed @amtejani @CaitO_PharmD @DougSalzwedel @CiprianJauca @ubcnews @UBCmedicine @ubcpharmacy Check out my website at insidetrialsstudy.ca @DavidJuurlink