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| The Clinical Trials Centre has interests in a broad range of research areas, including: | ||||||||||||||||||
| • Health outcome assessment in clinical trials, especially research questions incorporating quality-of-life and economic outcomes into trials | ||||||||||||||||||
| • Specialised methods of randomisation | ||||||||||||||||||
| • Prospective meta-analysis | ||||||||||||||||||
| • Biostatistical methodology | ||||||||||||||||||
| • Strategies for increasing patient recruitment and compliance | ||||||||||||||||||
| • Quality-of-life assessment | ||||||||||||||||||
| • Decision analyses based on clinical trial results | ||||||||||||||||||
| • Systematic reviews | ||||||||||||||||||
• Health technology assessment
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Research projects
and outcomes are described in the CTC
annual report.
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