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How the NHS research governance procedures could be modified to greatly strengthen clinical research

Richard Haynes, Louise Bowman, Kazem Rahimi and Jane Armitage
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.7861/clinmedicine.10-2-127
Clin Med April 2010
Richard Haynes
Clinical Trial Service Unit, University of Oxford
Roles: Clinical research fellow
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Louise Bowman
Clinical Trial Service Unit, University of Oxford
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Kazem Rahimi
Clinical Trial Service Unit, University of Oxford
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Jane Armitage
Clinical Trial Service Unit, University of Oxford
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NHS research governance procedures and clinical research
Richard Haynes, Louise Bowman, Kazem Rahimi, Jane Armitage
Clinical Medicine Apr 2010, 10 (2) 127-129; DOI: 10.7861/clinmedicine.10-2-127

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