How avoidance of research waste is now emphasized in the #DeclarationofHelsinki, and how you might want to improve some of your data management and analysis practices in light of this change (talk, 40 minutes).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1nbjsFAk6k

This was a talk I gave for our the Subcommittee on #ResearchIntegrity in the College of Medicine and Health at #UniversityCollegeCork

https://bsky.app/profile/statsepi.bsky.social/post/3ljv5qfc74k2m

It has been a while, but next #PeerReview done: ca. 2.5hrs, 1600 words.

- #CONSORT guidelines are there for a reason

- Not reporting all randomised conditions is still a #QRP *

- Journal interestingly did not require compliance with
#DeclarationOfHelsinki #ResearchEthics

* https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0956797611430953?journalCode=pssa

Those of you interested in medical research ethics will be interested to know that there is a new version of the Declaration of Helsinki.

Good that it's being kept up to date, though their summary of changes has a disappointing lack of detail.

#MedicalEthics #ClinicalResearch #DeclarationOfHelsinki

https://www.wma.net/news-post/revised-declaration-of-helsinki-adopted-by-the-global-medical-community-strengthening-ethical-standards-in-clinical-research-involving-humans/