给予患者和公众在评估临床试验资金申请方面的发言权

Carolin von Schoultz, Deborah Studer, M. Korneli
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自2016年以来,瑞士国家科学基金会(SNSF)一直在资助研究人员发起的临床试验(iict),这些试验的主题不在行业关注范围内,但对社会具有重要意义。今年,患者和公众代表首次积极参与了对提交给该计划的申请的评估,与其他欧洲资助者相比,这一措施在国家科学基金会已经过期。将患者的观点纳入“标准”的临床和统计评估,增加了评估的价值,对每个参与的人来说都是一次大开眼界的经历。
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Giving patients and the public a voice in evaluating funding applications for clinical trials
Since 2016, the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) has been funding investigator-initiated clinical trials (IICTs) on topics that lie outside of industry focus but are of significance to society. This year, patient and public representatives actively participated in the evaluation of applications submitted to this programme for the first time, a measure that has been overdue at the SNSF when compared to other European funders. The inclusion of the patient’s perspective to “standard” clinical and statistical assessments added value to the evaluation and was an eye-opening experience for everyone involved.
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