755 Non-Therapeutic Interventional Research in Paediatric Trauma: What Do Parents Think?

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O Davies
Thyaga S Rajan
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[1] Paediatric Critical Care Unit,
[2] Barts and the London Children's Hospital,undefined
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Pediatric Research | 2010年 / 68卷
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Background: Emergency research in children in general is limited due to lack of robust informed consenting at such an emotional time for parents and families. These issues get even more magnified should such research involve non-therapeutic interventions particularly in the context of paediatric trauma.
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