The physician’s role in the protection of human research subjects
@article{Williams2006ThePR, title={The physician’s role in the protection of human research subjects}, author={John R. Williams}, journal={Science and Engineering Ethics}, year={2006}, volume={12}, pages={5-12}, url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:34926262} }
The article describes the general principles of the patient-physician relationship that should regulate the participation of physicians in clinical trials and proposes guidelines for determining when and how such participation should proceed.
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