From: A survey in Mexico about ethics dumping in clinical research
# | Summarized replies |
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1. | No [effective] participation of hospital directives in research committees |
2. | There is exploitation and harassment of vulnerable groups in companies due to the pressure to recover investments |
3. | Lax inclusion criteria that increase the likelihood of adverse events |
4. | Medical representatives use aggressive persuasion strategies |
5. | Research teams are paid less, patients receive less economic support for expenses and materials are of poorer quality than in HICs countries |
6. | Better laws for research units are needed |
7. | Improve regulations on post-trial information and treatment for patients |
8. | Authorities abuse their power |
9. | National registry of qualified researchers [to be started by the authorities]; presence of unqualified personnel; national registry of committee members |
10. | It is necessary funding of the research industry (CONACYT [National Science and Technology Council] funding is insufficient), under the guidance of health professionals. |
11. | Wages are lower, while the work is more difficult |
12. | Academic recognition for researchers |
13. | A handbook of research ethics procedures, regulations, social dimensions, etc. is necessary |
14. | Create high-performance research centers to attract investment |
15. | Need for quality medications at a fair price |