[PDF] Top 20 Cluster randomized evaluation of the Nia Project: study protocol

... the Nia brand disposable sanitary pad distribution will increase the use of pads to man- age menstruation, which will lead to an increase in two short-term education indicators: 1) school attend- ance, and 2) ... See full document

... PREPD evaluation); 2) identification of practice-level champion(s) and a work group to implement change plans through practice-identified strategies and tactics; 3) pro- vider and staff training and toolkit ... See full document

... Some data elements like nephrology referral may be dif- ficult to collect if they are entered as free text and not as order entry. The practices will be worked with individu- ally to try and overcome this. We may have ... See full document

... a cluster-randomized stepped wedge design to assess the causal effect of the FIGO intervention on the uptake and continued use of PPIUD and of the effect on subsequent pregnancy and ...in study ... See full document

... whether successful reduction of anger and aggression is associated with any change in subsequent resource use. We rejected a cost utility approach because we believe that the utility-based health state measures such as ... See full document

... This study comprises nine hospitals in the Netherlands: two academic, four tertiary teaching, and three regional hospitals, with 200 to up to more than 1,300 beds ...external evaluation of health-care ... See full document

... interventions. This qualitative research included (1) a preliminary site visit; (2) a desk review of existing aca- demic and grey literature with relevance to gender-based violence and mental health [32]; (3) rapid ... See full document

... NIATx 200 has three primary outcomes: waiting time (days from first contact to first treatment), annual pro- gram admissions, and continuation in treatment through the first four treatment sessions. Data for the waiting ... See full document

... the cluster and individual ...the study will be provided with training, support, and resources to achieve intervention goals, and will encourage cluster- level participation to minimize drop-out ... See full document

... During the last 20–30 years, researchers from various disciplines have provided extensive knowledge about the negative consequences associated with impaired oral health, nutrition, and eating ability in older people. For ... See full document

... the study design or unit of anal- ysis ...our study is the CDA, an advocacy and profes- sional organization that would be reputable for diabetes messaging among primary care ...an evaluation of the ... See full document

... Health Evaluation System (CHES) software (Evaluation Software Development, Innsbruck, Austria) is employed for elec- tronic data capture ...the study. Study nurses with an academic psychology ... See full document

... the study, a short version of the study protocol, and a brief description of the ex- pected burden for the participant during the interven- ...the study and provide leaflets with study ... See full document

... wedge cluster-randomized trial examines the (cost-)effectiveness of routine third trimester ultrasonography in reducing severe adverse perinatal outcome through subsequent protocolized ...be ... See full document

... InPAct study, the number of patients to be included (1,200) was calculated to be strongly reduced with a stepped wedge design versus a classic CRCT design, in order to main- tain the statistical power of 80% and a ... See full document

... the study will be asked to consult the participants in the intervention group with unintended weight loss according to the EVS or the weekly assessment of ... See full document

... Following the development of clinical protocols, schools allocated to the intervention condition will nominate school staff to act as adult advisors for the Sources of Strength program. The selected staff will be ... See full document

... four-armed cluster randomized factorial controlled ...the cluster randomized trial, namely children suspected of serious disease presenting in primary care and children who initially present ... See full document

... From our previous cohort, the mean number of days alive and out of hospital at 30 days was 14 ± 9. To be clinically relevant, we estimate that the new approach should increase this endpoint of 3 days at least (a relative ... See full document

... Program. Cluster sizes from this internal pilot trial were small for the calculation of an intracluster correlation coefficient, and therefore a value of ...original study protocol, which will be ... See full document