Protocol Information Provides Opportunity for Patient Safety and Quality Improvement

Thomas J. George · Helen L. Leather

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We enthusiastically support and applaud the recent decision by the editors of Journal of Clinical Oncology (JCO) to make available for online readers the entire protocol for published randomized phase II and III trials. 1 This landmark event in clinical trial reporting will not only improve the dissemination of medical knowledge, but will likely simultaneously improve the safe translation of clinical trial data to that of practicing hematologists and oncologists.

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2007Eligibility Criteria of Randomized Controlled Trials Published in High-Impact General Medical Journals 2010Taking healthcare interventions from trial to practice 2010Adequacy of Published Oncology Randomized Controlled Trials to Provide Therapeutic Details Needed for Clinical Application 2011Providing Protocol Information for Journal of Clinical Oncology Readers: What Practicing Clinicians Need to Know

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