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Anonymous replied: (5th Mar, 2010)
Always ask about flexibility in budgets, and many times there is some. If they can't pay you more for consenting, maybe they can raise another line item in the budget. However, if it is a large multicenter trial that is not hard to get investigators for, you have to decide whether is it worthwhile for you. Look at the overall budget bottom line and your costs. Sometimes best to pass on a study if it is too tight! You have more negotiating power if it is a hard population to enroll. When you first do research, it is hard to say no to a study. After you have done a lot of trials, much easier to decline studies that are not adequately funded or inclusion/exclusion not friendly. |
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