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Illustrating the development of fair tests of treatments in health care
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Topics
Fair tests of treatments
The need to address treatment uncertainties
Principles of Testing
Treatment comparisons are essential
Placebo effects
Dramatic effects
Treatment comparisons must be fair
Pre-clinical
Individual patient data
Biases
Design bias
Allocation bias
N-of-1 crossover
Factorial design
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Researcher/sponsor bias and fraud
The play of chance
Recording and interpreting numbers
Quantifying uncertainty
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Bringing it all together for the benefit of patients and the public
Improving reports of research
Preparing and maintaining systematic reviews
Using the results of research