Controlled Clinical Trials – Aims and Designs

Controlled clinical trials provide scientifically valid evidence.  But, in order to give valid Information, trials and are designed around a set of aims and hypotheses. This module will cover some of the basic designs, special trial management and data collection issues arising from the design, typical types of analysis, and the resulting statistical report. 

Unit 1: Study Aims and Hypotheses

Unit 2:  Basic Concepts in Design of Clinical Trials

Unit 3:  Measurement

Unit 4:  Trial Planning, Trial Management, Data Requirements  

Unit 5:  Randomization, Blinding, Placebos, Control

Unit 6:  Measurement and study variables

Unit 7:  Issues in Randomization

Unit 8:  Statistical Report

Unit 9:  A Web-Based Exam

Unit 10: Practical Exercise


 

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