How can we provide effective training for research ethics committee members? A European assessment

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Journal of Medical Ethics 34 (4):301-302 (2008)
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Training for members of research ethics committees varies from state to state in Europe. To follow this up, the European Forum for Good Clinical Practice organised a workshop in March 2007 to explore these issues and look for solutions. This article summarises the discussion, providing ways forward to develop REC training

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10.1136/jme.2007.021485

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