Barbara Bierer, Deborah Zarin, and Luke Gelinas described in “Deprioritization of Ongoing Clinical Trials” the importance, ethical considerations, and challenges of ensuring that clinical trials continue to exhibit scientific relevance and value once initiated. Published in Ethics and Human Research, they suggested a framework to monitor ongoing trials and potential actions for responding to those findings of periodic review.
Mark Barnes, co-faculty director of the MRCT Center and Partner at Ropes & Gray, colleagues Minal Caron and Sarah Dohan at Ropes & Gray, and Barbara Bierer addressed the definition of “recklessness” in research misconduct proceedings, reviewing its history and application, and proposing a framework and factors to consider in recklessness determinations.
Dr. Barbara Bierer co-authored a commentary, “The Unresolved Challenge of Triage,” exploring the ethical and legal challenges of allocating limited care resources in a disaster setting in JAMA.
Description: Dr. Willyanne DeCormier Plosky and Barbara Bierer published “New Tools to Support Inclusion of People with Disabilities in Clinical Research,” based on the recently released Accessibility by Design (AbD) Toolkit.
Description: Dr. Barbara Bierer, Francis Shen, and others published a novel framework specific to the ethical, legal, and social implications of returning individual research results in digital phenotyping research, with specific reference to psychiatry.
Published in: International Journal of Clinical Trials
Description: Dr. Barbara Bierer and Sylvia Baedorf Kassis, along with colleagues in the Republic of Korea, China, and the US, co-authored a paper, “Conducting a three-country clinical trial during the COVID-19 pandemic: experience and future considerations,” describing the experience of conducting a multinational acupuncture study during the pandemic.
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