How To Minimize Subjectivity In Dermatology – Part 1: Principal Investigators And Clinical Staff

By Wayne Bowden

The success of any clinical trial depends on unbiased data. However, the subjective nature of many dermatology assessments makes unbiased data harder to come by. Inconsistent reports based on subjective findings can skew data, which may obscure the true effects of treatment. In-depth training of investigators and staff helps minimize subjectivity, but even traditional training can fall short. Continue reading to learn how Ongoing training and regular data monitoring can help to minimize subjectivity in dermatology studies in addition to technology advances offering even more tools to help deliver objective results.