NIH Policy for Data and Safety Monitoring¶
National Institutes of Health. (1998). NIH Policy for Data and Safety Monitoring. National Institutes of Health.
Cited by¶
1 citation across 1 artifact.
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Mechanisms¶
- Data Monitoring Review
- The classic misuse is a committee that is independent in name only — populated by insiders who rubber-stamp continuation — which imitates the form of a data and safety monitoring board
This sourceNIH monitoring policy treats an independent data and safety monitoring board as an external expert body whose independence and freedom from outcome conflicts protect objective oversight.
- The classic misuse is a committee that is independent in name only — populated by insiders who rubber-stamp continuation — which imitates the form of a data and safety monitoring board
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