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| does a randomized controlled trial require random selection and assignment? |
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| requires random assignment, not selection |
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| follow people into future, prospective |
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| safety and feasibility, small size |
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| impact of treatment in patients, mroe detail |
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| large scale trials to measure clinical applicability |
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| follow up (i.e. commercial drugs on full population) |
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| what are some types of rct? |
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| pragmatic, cross-over, zelen's, prospective, non-randomized, open |
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| what is an example of a time when a rct would not be appropriate? |
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| quasi-experimental: when you can't randomize people into groups |
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| result of providing treatment under ideal conditions. get from rct |
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| result of providing treatment as part of practical care or process |
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| extreme outliers normalize selves to middle |
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