Health minister agrees to meet academics to discuss access to clinical trial data

@article{Kmietowicz2012HealthMA,
  title={Health minister agrees to meet academics to discuss access to clinical trial data},
  author={Z. Kmietowicz},
  journal={BMJ : British Medical Journal},
  year={2012},
  volume={345}
}
  • Z. Kmietowicz
  • Published 2012
  • Medicine
  • BMJ : British Medical Journal
    • The health minister Norman Lamb has agreed to meet experts to discuss what he referred to as “the really important issue” of access to all data from clinical trials. He was responding to a question in parliament on Tuesday 23 October from Sarah Wollaston, a GP and the Conservative MP for Totnes. Wollaston raised the issue of missing data from clinical trials affecting the evidence on which doctors’ practice is based. She wanted to know whether ministers from the Department of Health for… CONTINUE READING
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