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Commentary: Refusing to Give up on Forensic Research

John L. Young
Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law Online September 2005, 33 (3) 368-370;
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Increasing regulation may soon cost forensic patients the opportunity to benefit from participating in research. A wise preventive strategy is the institutional use of quality assurance and related processes for regulating its internal research. Candilis and colleagues provide abundant useful information for this purpose. Additional models to consider include a centralized Institutional Review Board, study coordinators, and services researchers. Research needs to be done on the regulation of forensic research.

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