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Monozentrische Studie

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Klinische Studien können monozentrisch oder multizentrisch durchgeführt wer-den. Monozentrische Studien, auch unizentrisch oder „Single Center“-Studien be-zeichnet, sind solche, die im Bereich der klinischen Forschung nur an einem (au-tonomen) klinischen Zentrum (z. B. einer Krankenhausabteilung oder Praxis) durchgeführt werden. Die wichtigsten Charakteristika monozentrischer Studien, Vor- und Nachteile auch im Vergleich zu multizentrischen Studien, werden im Folgenden dargestellt.

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Santis, M., Steininger, T. (2014). Monozentrische Studie. In: Lenk, C., Duttge, G., Fangerau, H. (eds) Handbuch Ethik und Recht der Forschung am Menschen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-35099-3_98

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