Planned Time Burden for Patients Participating in Phase 2 Cancer Trials

Patients in phase 2 cancer trials commit a substantial amount of time to research participation. Further work is needed to compare these estimates to time spent in standard of care, and to find ways to reduce the time toxicity of trial participation.

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The Oncologist
Published
2026-03-13
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https://doi.org/10.1093/oncolo/oyag096
Primary Topic
Ethics in Clinical Research
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Planned Time Burden for Patients Participating in Phase 2 Cancer Trials

Renata Iskander, R. Nipp, Charlotte Ouimet, Jonathan Kimmelman
The Oncologist
Ethics in Clinical Research
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Planned Time Burden for Patients Participating in Phase 2 Cancer Trials

Renata Iskander, R. Nipp, Charlotte Ouimet, Jonathan Kimmelman
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Abstract

Patients in phase 2 cancer trials commit a substantial amount of time to research participation. Further work is needed to compare these estimates to time spent in standard of care, and to find ways to reduce the time toxicity of trial participation.

The Oncologist
McGill University Health Centre (CA), Oklahoma State University Oklahoma City (US), University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (US), McGill University (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 24%
Ethics in Clinical Research
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