Objective:The objectives are to deliver clinicians and researchers in academia the history, ethics, current principles, guidelines and issues of research in child and adolescent psychopharmacology and to identify challenges facing professionals in the field. Methods:Children as research subjects were exploited and abused until the middle of 20th century. The response to the conduct of unethical research lead to the overprotection of human subjects in biomedical and behavioral research. In the 1990s, increased spending and the introduction of pediatric exclusivity lead to a large increase in pediatric psychopharmacologic research. Despite the increased number of research, concerns exist about methods and bioethics for making new medications available for use in child and adolescent psychiatric disorders. Through literature review and personal experience, concerns and issues surrounding the research in child and adolescent psychopharmacology were discussed. Conclusion:To ensure early access of new drugs for treating psychiatric disorders in children and adolescents, we must strengthen our ability to self-assess in the field of research, be familiar with bioethics and be able to address the challenges posed by the restrictive environment governing child and adolescent psychopharmacology research.
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역사적 개관
소아 약물 연구와 관련된 미국의 제반 규정
소아 약물 연구에서 피험자 동의서에 관한 논의
소아 피험자에 대한 보상
소아 정신약물 연구의 동향
국내 소아 정신약물연구 현황 및 개선점
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