Video: 13 great ideas and tools to improve clinical trial reporting
Question: What happens when 13 transparency enthusiasts get together to brainstorm new and better ways to improve clinical trial registration and reporting in just 90 minutes?
Answer: A fast-paced debate full of ideas and innovative tools that have the power to really improve things.
Watch Consilium Scientific’s brainstorm on YouTube
or read the transcript.
Featuring the following 3-minute lightining talks:
Big transparency trends
Tony Keyes: Factors driving trial reporting in the US
Daniel Strech: Two-class trial transparency in Europe
New tools and approaches
Gustav Nilsonne: Combining meta-research with policy advocacy
Claire Veryard: IRSCTN trial registry transparency badges
Delwen Franzen: University performance dashboards
Maia Salholz-Hillel: Trial report cards for investigators
Elise Gamertsfelder: Assessing research funder policies
Nicholas J. DeVito: Trial Trackers - successes and limitations
Country strategies and experiences
Megan Curtin: Driving transparency in the United States
Joerg Meerpohl: Driving transparency in Germany
Matthias Briel: Driving transparency in Switzerland
Dinesh Thakur: Driving transparency in India
Florian Naudet: Driving transparency in France
More events coming up soon
Upcoming Consilum Scientific events:
If God Doesn't Play Dice, Should Doctors? – David Healey, 18 May
Pharma’s key opinion leaders: Epistemic corruption – Sergio Sismondo, 08 June
How research integrity and open science hang together – Lex Bouter, 22 June
Malignant Pharmacoeconomics: innovation and sustainability – Nathan Cherny, 31 August
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You can find recordings of 58 past Consilium Scientific events on YouTube.
TranspariMED would love to invite people working on clinical trial transparency in China, Japan or Iran to participate in future debates. If you know relevant experts or campaigners, please ask them to contact us.
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