Introduction to randomized controlled clinical trials. (©2006)
- Record Type:
- Book
- Title:
- Introduction to randomized controlled clinical trials. (©2006)
- Main Title:
- Introduction to randomized controlled clinical trials
- Uniform Title:
- CRC Press Online.
- Further Information:
- Note: John N.S. Matthews.
- Other Names:
- Matthews, J. N. S
CRC Press. - Contents:
- WHAT IS A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL? -- Definition and Key Features -- Historical Context and the Nature of RCTS -- Structure and Justification of RCTs -- Exercises -- BIAS -- What is meant by bias in RCTs? -- Types of Bias -- Exercises -- HOW MANY PATIENTS DO I NEED? -- Criteria for Sample Size Calculations -- Hypothesis Tests -- Sample Size for a Normally Distributed Variable -- Sample Size for a Binary Variable -- General Remarks About Sample Size Calculations -- Exercises -- METHODS OF ALLOCATION -- Simple Randomization -- Random Permuted Blocks -- Biased Coin Designs and Urn Schemes -- Unequal Randomization -- Stratification -- Minimization -- Exercises -- ASSESSMENT, BLINDING AND PLACEBOS -- Double and Single Blindness -- Placebos -- Practical Considerations -- Exercises -- ANALYSIS OF RESULTS -- Example -- Use of Confidence Intervals -- Baselines: Uses and Abuses -- Analysis of Covariance -- Exercises -- FURTHER ANALYSIS: BINARY AND SURVIVAL DATA -- Binary Data: An Example and a Statistical Model -- Point Estimates and Hypothesis Tests -- Interval Estimates for the Binary Case -- Adjusting Binary Outcomes for Baseline Observations -- Survival Analysis -- Analyses Using Randomization Models -- Exercises -- MONITORING ACCUMULATING DATA -- Motivation and Problems with Repeated Analysis of Data -- Sequential and Group-Sequential Methods -- Other Approaches to Accumulating Data -- Data Monitoring Committees -- Exercises -- SUBGROUPS AND MULTIPLE OUTCOMES -- The Role ofWHAT IS A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL? -- Definition and Key Features -- Historical Context and the Nature of RCTS -- Structure and Justification of RCTs -- Exercises -- BIAS -- What is meant by bias in RCTs? -- Types of Bias -- Exercises -- HOW MANY PATIENTS DO I NEED? -- Criteria for Sample Size Calculations -- Hypothesis Tests -- Sample Size for a Normally Distributed Variable -- Sample Size for a Binary Variable -- General Remarks About Sample Size Calculations -- Exercises -- METHODS OF ALLOCATION -- Simple Randomization -- Random Permuted Blocks -- Biased Coin Designs and Urn Schemes -- Unequal Randomization -- Stratification -- Minimization -- Exercises -- ASSESSMENT, BLINDING AND PLACEBOS -- Double and Single Blindness -- Placebos -- Practical Considerations -- Exercises -- ANALYSIS OF RESULTS -- Example -- Use of Confidence Intervals -- Baselines: Uses and Abuses -- Analysis of Covariance -- Exercises -- FURTHER ANALYSIS: BINARY AND SURVIVAL DATA -- Binary Data: An Example and a Statistical Model -- Point Estimates and Hypothesis Tests -- Interval Estimates for the Binary Case -- Adjusting Binary Outcomes for Baseline Observations -- Survival Analysis -- Analyses Using Randomization Models -- Exercises -- MONITORING ACCUMULATING DATA -- Motivation and Problems with Repeated Analysis of Data -- Sequential and Group-Sequential Methods -- Other Approaches to Accumulating Data -- Data Monitoring Committees -- Exercises -- SUBGROUPS AND MULTIPLE OUTCOMES -- The Role of Sub-groups in Randomized Clinical Trials -- Methods for Comparing Sub-groups -- Methods of Selecting Sub-groups -- Qualitative Interactions -- Multiple outcomes -- Correction of P-values -- Some Alternative Methods for Multiple Outcomes -- Exercises -- PROTOCOLS AND PROTOCOL DEVIATIONS -- Protocols: Their Nature and Role -- Protocol Deviation -- Analysis by Intention-to-Treat -- Exercises. SOME SPECIAL DESIGNS: CROSSOVERS, EQUIVALENCE AND CLUSTERS -- Crossover Trials and Parallel Group Trials -- The AB/BA Design -- Analysis of AB/BA Design for Continuous Outcomes -- The Issue of Carryover -- Equivalence Trials -- Cluster Randomized Trials -- Exercises -- META-ANALYSES OF CLINICAL TRIALS -- What Are Meta-Analyses and Why Are They Needed? -- Some Methodology for Meta-Analysis -- Some Graphical Methods for Meta-Analysis -- Some General Issues in Meta-Analysis -- Exercises -- FURTHER READING -- SOLUTIONS TO EXERCISES -- REFERENCES. … (more)
- Edition:
- 2nd ed
- Publisher Details:
- Boca Raton, Fla : CRC Press
- Publication Date:
- 2006
- Copyright Date:
- 2006
- Extent:
- 1 online resource (283 pages), illustrations
- Subjects:
- 610.72/4
Clinical trials -- Statistical methods
Clinical trials -- Statistical methods
Études cliniques -- Méthodes statistiques
Clinical trials
Statistische methoden
Klinisk prövning -- statistiska metoder
Randomized Controlled Trials as Topic
Research Design
Statistics
Electronic books - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 1584886242
9781584886242
9781420011302
1420011308 - Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 269-272) and index.
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