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Physicians' Perspectives On FDA Regulation Of Drugs And Medical Devices: A National Survey.

PMID: 38190596 · 2024

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RevistaHealth affairs (Project Hope)

Año2024

PMID38190596

Resumen

Physicians' knowledge of Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval processes is important in informing clinical decisions and patient discussions. Among a randomly selected national sample of 509 internists, cardiologists, and oncologists, 41 percent reported moderate or better understanding of the FDA's drug approval process, and 17 percent reported moderate or better understanding of the FDA's medical device approval process. Nearly all physicians thought that randomized, blinded trials that

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