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Louise Berendt, Karin Friis Bach & Henrik Enghusen Poulsen

Henrik Enghusen Poulsen is Professor of Clinical Pharmacology at the Rigshospitalet in Denmark and was the one who initiated this study.
Karin Friis Bach is the Head of Health Committee at the Capital Region of Denmark and Louise Berendt is a PhD graduate and now Data Manager at Novo Nordisk.
All are interested in selective reporting and publication bias research.

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What makes research worth the effort? Inconsistencies between clinical trial protocols and the published results - 22nd February 2016

What makes research worth the effort? Inconsistencies between clinical trial protocols and the published results

Inconsistencies between a clinical trial protocol and the published results suggest that based on the findings, the target may have been changed, indicating selective reporting and HARKing (Hypothesizing After the Results are Known)

22/02/2016

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Reports of inconsistencies between clinical trial protocols and the published results have focused mainly on commercial trials linked to pharmaceutical… Read more »

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What makes research worth the effort? Inconsistencies between clinical trial protocols and the published results

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