Journal of Cancer Clinical Trials

Department of Medical Oncology, RCC, JIPMER, Puducherry, India

Publications

• Research   
  Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Indian Oncology Residents on Clinical Trials: An Observational Study
  Author(s): Ranjith Kumar*, Ponraj Madasamy, Jogmaya Patnaik, Dhanraju KM, Naresh Jadav, Jagdeep Singh, Smita Kayal, Biswajit Dubashi and Sunu Cyriac
  
  Background and objectives: A limiting factor in cancer treatment and prevention has been an inadequate accrual of patients onto clinical trials this more so in India and developing countries may be because of majority of trials will be done as dissertation of an oncology fellow. Many oncology training institutions are not having training curriculum regarding clinical trial design and basic statistical training which are barriers for accrual of patient in trials. Therefore, we aimed to assess the knowledge, attitude and practice of oncology residents on clinical trials across the country to improve the curriculum methodology so that we can produce better data on clinical trials. Methods: A total 50 students were recruited across the country; students were interviewed either directly or through telephonic conversation. Minimum criter.. Read More»
  DOI: 10.37421/2577-0535.2020.5.53

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