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The therapeutic misconception is the mistaken belief that scientific elements of a study are meant to benefit them. Prevention and mitigation: ethics of research needs to be built afresh on the recognition of the frankly utilitarian purpose of clinical research. The also suggest that recruitment rates for rcts may be enhanced by offering prospective subjects money to enroll in a study. It is a tangible way of underscoring to prospective patient subjects that the research is not intended to be beneficial. According to miller and weijer they employ the concept of trust to defend beneficence by stating that the trust model is the appropriate one for the relationship between the physician- researcher and patient-subject. The patient subject cannot reasonably be expected to act as a shrewd be an independent party to contract or have an arms-length relationship with the physician researcher in which both fend for their own interests.
