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NCRI 2018 | Promoting patient involvement through education

Elaine Vickers • 15 Nov 2018
NCRI 2018
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In this video, Elaine Vickers, PhD, from Science Communicated Ltd., Manchester, UK, describes the significant progress that has been made over the years in involving patients in clinical trial discussions and decisions, while highlighting the importance of patient involvement. Dr Vickers further discusses the importance of ensuring patients are fully equipped with adequate scientific knowledge to be able to ask the necessary questions. Dr Vickers speaks from the 2018 National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) Cancer Conference, held in Glasgow, UK.

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