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Article 2

Research coordination and cooperation is essential to avoid unnecessary duplication of studies, which can place unfair burdens on participants and waste time and resources.

Conducting studies which could have been predicted to fail, for instance, because they are not large enough to provide a definitive result, is not only a waste of resources but also a breach of research participants’ trust and a violation of research ethics. That is why coordination and cooperation are essential.

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Emma Law

Emma Law has a solid work experience in various roles related to quality assurance and ethics. Emma began their career at Paymentshield in 2005 as a Complaints Handler and later became a Quality Assurance Manager. Currently, they are working at Protas, first as a Clinical Quality Assurance Manager and now as the Head of Clinical Quality Assurance.

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