How can we effectively integrate findings from clinical trials into everyday clinical practice? 1. Society’s goals for medicine require integration of the clinical trials and health care delivery enterprises to ensure the efficient and rapid generation and dissemination of knowledge on what care works and how it should be organized and delivered 2. These 2 enterprises operate as a house divided, to the detriment of both and to the detriment of society. Repairing the division requires changes in ethical and regulatory oversight, study design, data infrastructure, and incentive structures for stakeholders in both enterprises 3. The gulf between the care available and the care that could be available has never been wider. Solutions exist, but have not been prioritized. In a series of upcoming articles, we will explore each of these issues in more detail and outline specific recommendations https://lnkd.in/e6r5uwKS
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