Titlebook: Regulation and Restraint in Contemporary Medicine in the UK and USA; Hugh L’etang Book 1983 The Royal Society of Medicine 1983 contemporar

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Regulatory Trends in Early Clinical Trialsinstitutions which would assume new responsibility. The motivation for developing new procedures must stem from a perception that a change is needed. Motivation should be high if it is recognised that the early phases of clinical investigation are crucial to innovation. Enthusiasm for change will be

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The Role of Long Term Surveillance, Especially of Vulnerable Groups of Patients repealed, and the control incorporated in the Medicines Act 1968, and the quality control was then carried out by the National Institute for Biological Standards and Control. (3) . (VRS). The principal operation of VRS is through the yellow card system, through which the Committee on Safety of Medi

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Flexibility or Rigidity in Specialist Trainingpossible courses open to a doctor on qualification require that he (or increasingly she) be a broadly educated man or woman; and the university environment permits, even if it may not compel, a breadth of interest. On the other hand, when a course has been firmly set in one direction, the public int

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Trends in Regulation of the Profession in the United Kingdom we are moving? The first question is surely more easily answered than the second. I am going back a long way because historical perspective, however brief, will give greater emphasis to my main point, which is that the future regulation of the medical profession rests chiefly in the hands and minds

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