Communications Handbook for Clinical Trials : strategies, tips, and tools to manage controversy, convey your message, and disseminate results, published by Family Health International and authored by Elizabeth T. Robinson et al., is available freely online. Download individual chapters or the whole book. The blurb reads:"This handbook provides practical guidance to clinical trial staff and research partners on how to anticipate and respond to the special communications challenges posed by the conduct of clinical research. Using context-specific case studies and practical insights culled from actual communications experience in clinical trials from around the world, this essential new resource covers the spectrum of communications planning, activities, and strategies involved in the implementation of a clinical trial. Organized to correspond to the chronological steps involved in conducting research, this guide focuses on the various communications skills that are needed throughout the course of a trial. It contains diagnostic tools, sample templates, and materials that research sites can adapt for use in their communications planning and implementation."
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