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Toward a more ethical clinical trial.

Joseph B. KadaneNell Sedransk — 1980

Trabajos de Estadística e Investigación Operativa

Current methods of conducting clinical trials require the patient to agree to have his treatment assigned randomly, where his individual characteristics are taken into account only to balance the treatment groups. A Bayesian alternative involves eliciting the prior opinions of the group of clinicians who designed the study. Each patient is then guaranteed that the treatment he will receive is the best for him either in the opinion of at least one individual clinician or as a consensus of several,...

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