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Special populations include women, children (pediatrics), the elderly (geriatrics), pregnancy (obstetrics), and patients with concurrent disease states. Each of these populations has specific considerations that must be taken into account in relation to study design and regulations.
Special population refers to groups of people who have been historically underserved in terms of their need for substance abuse treatment programs. These groups are defined based on factors such as age, race/ethnicity, gender, and health status.
30 Νοε 2014 · We recognize the awkwardness of addressing half of humanity as a “special population,” and indeed, a separate section can be devoted to women in future editions. Drs. Moran-Santa Maria and Brady present a masterful synopsis of the scientific endeavors focusing on women.
First, we discuss several ways of construing the notion of special populations, including the basis on which we argue that the general notion of special populations is a rather recent one. Then, we discuss four key methodological implications when considering special populations: (1) properly defining and accessing participants from the special ...
3 Μαΐ 2014 · Defining Special Populations. The term “special population” covers a wide range of communities, from ESL students to children with incarcerated parents. Other special populations can include children who:: live with foster families. live with single, separated, or divorced parents.
1 Οκτ 2014 · The suggestions cover the following areas: defining special populations for mass critical care, special population planning, planning for access to regionalized service for special...
16 Απρ 2015 · The definition of “special population” exists to provide enhanced awareness of their vulnerabilities, thereby allowing the creation of regulatory guidance aimed to decrease injury or...
