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The People Matter Project - Engaging People in Research

The People Matter Project - Engaging People in Research

Sandra Law@slaw

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By Sandra Law 9 May 2013 @ 12:12pm

future of research
patient specimens
engaging people in research
innovation
research participants

http://peoplematterproject.org/category/video/

People Matter: The Future of ResearchVideo explores how researchers/institutions can do a better job of engaging people in research, from beginning to end. Includes ideas on how to encourage patient participation in biomedical research.

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