[PDF] Top 20 Using a systematic review in clinical decision making: a pilot parallel, randomized controlled trial

... shortened systematic review formats to enhance their use in clinical decision-making that could be offered as a companion product to a full-length systematic ...developed ... See full document

... A standardized data extraction table will be used to collect relevant data on each included trial (see Additional file 2). The table was modified based on the recently published data extraction table by Wieringa ... See full document

... provinces, making such strategies impractical and resource-intensive ...However, trial prolongation can result in a delay in rolling-out a potentially effective intervention, as well as increase the total ... See full document

... A systematic review of academic (MEDLINE, EMBASE, Cochrane Library, CINHAL, PsychINFO, and Scopus) and grey ...WHO trial search, meta-Register ISRCTN, Google Scholar, opengrey, and ...mized ... See full document

... “shared decision making” and “prostate cancer” (see table S2 in appendix ...literature using individual clin- ical trial registers ...relevant systematic reviews and clinical ... See full document

... dressed using a patient decision aid ...by making the decision explicit, providing information about the options and their risks and benefits, and clarifying patients’ ...Cochrane ... See full document

... by using the OPTION12-scale, an obser- ver reviewer scale coding the degree of patient involve- ment by the clinician ...will review recordings to describe how the tool is used during the encounter ... See full document

... of trial results based solely on whether or not the results were statistically ...a decision-maker relies solely on statistical significance, they are only able to infer that an experimental treatment is ... See full document

... A systematic review of the methods to increase response rates to questionnaires showed that non-monetary incentives, such as entrance into a lottery, and a more interesting topic increased by more than a ... See full document

... and clinical characteristics, baseline psychosocial measures such as the Spielberger State- Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI) [42], a social support survey [43], and preference for decision control [44] will ... See full document

... Comparative effectiveness research (CER) is gaining popularity and employs assessment of multiple interven- tions by comparing their long-term outcomes. However, in many instances the RCTs and other studies that are used ... See full document

... Utah Trial Innovation Center funded by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) under cooperative agreement ...preparation, review, or approval of the manuscript; and decision ... See full document

... surgical pilot trials were not followed by a de- finitive ...54 pilot studies ...(8/54) pilot studies yielded published definitive ...a systematic review published in 2017 by Kaur et ... See full document

... In addition to standard wound care, all participants in the treatment group will receive EA treatment. Hanyi needles (0.17 × 7 mm; Tianjin Medical Appliance Factory, Tianjin, China) and a Micro Plus transcutaneous ... See full document

... As clinical trials usually affect patient care and man- agement more than other types of studies do, it is highly important to consider the highest standards for writing, conducting, analyzing, and reporting these ... See full document

... The SLT delivered by videoconference will be tailored to the participant’s language impairment. We will work on all language modalities; however, the intervention will have an emphasis on oral naming and speech produc- ... See full document

... The use of information and communication technology (ICT) in the form of mobile phones, commonly referred to as mHealth, provides potentially important tools to maximize health worker impact and efficiency [17, 18] and ... See full document

... domised controlled study has resulted in a more than 24% additional improvement in BDI-measured mood and a more than 21% additional improvement in the ag- gregate self-reported health outcomes as measured on the ... See full document

... All data were entered into a data sheet twice and reviewed to ensure accuracy. The analyst (a statistician, KWK) was blinded to group allocation. Intent-to-treat (ITT) analyses were conducted; missing data were replaced ... See full document

... larger trial, we will need to provide more time for recruit- ment and/or different strategies to meet recruitment ...of using a novel activity monitor (the Fitbit) and online resources, to support women to ... See full document