For clinical trials administrators and investigators who desire best practices in human subjects protection, there can be no better place to start than with research staff education. Education and training of research staff and investigators traditionally was provided in the form of a mentoring program in which a junior person learned from a senior person, says Ruth Fischbach, PhD, MPE, director of the Center for Bioethics at Columbia University in New York City.
For clinical trials administrators and investigators who desire best practices in human subjects protection, there can be no better place to start than with research staff education. Education and training of research staff and investigators traditionally was provided in the form of a mentoring program in which a junior person learned from a senior person, says Ruth Fischbach, PhD, MPE, director of the Center for Bioethics at Columbia University in New York City.
Experts offer blueprint for improving a research staff education program
June 1, 2004