Author: Santos, Ludmilla Candido; Low, Ying Hui; Inozemtsev, Konstantin; Nagrebetsky, Alexander
Title: Clinical Research Redirection and Optimization During a Pandemic Cord-id: 6llkaec6 Document date: 2021_5_20
ID: 6llkaec6
Snippet: The COVID-19 pandemic has seen many hurdles to crucial research processes, in particular those that depend on personnel interactions, in providing safeguards against the incipient infectious disease. At the same time, there was a rapid redirection of research, driven by popular and social media and demand for pandemic-related content, to the detriment of non–COVID-19 research and perhaps to COVID-19 research itself. This article provides historical context to research redirection and discusses
Document: The COVID-19 pandemic has seen many hurdles to crucial research processes, in particular those that depend on personnel interactions, in providing safeguards against the incipient infectious disease. At the same time, there was a rapid redirection of research, driven by popular and social media and demand for pandemic-related content, to the detriment of non–COVID-19 research and perhaps to COVID-19 research itself. This article provides historical context to research redirection and discusses approaches to optimizing research methodology in the setting of COVID-19 pandemic.
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