The definitive reference work on clinical trials, this book presents a wealth of detailed, practical information on the design, conduct and analysis of both single centre and multicentre trials.
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"The most thorough and informative volume on the subject printed so far. In an extremely systematic way most of the pertinent methodological questions are analysed, and thoughtful guidelines provided....A must for all medium size and larger libraries and for those actively involved in clinical trials."--Pain
"Comprehensive as most others on the topic are not, and thorough in most respects, the book also contains a glossary, many useful summary appendices, and much practical advice."--British Medical Journal
"A good reference for many practitioners of clinical trials.... This book has many tables and figures representing the actual data from previous clinical trials, which helps maintain interest for the clinical investigator.... The bibliography is particularly well done and includes not only the extensive documentation for the text, but also classic statistical papers... This book would serve as a good reference for anyone engaged in designing, implementing, or conducting a clinical trial."--Journal of the American Medical Association
"Covers with great thoroughness the design, execution, and reporting of multicenter and single-center uncrossed trials that have a clinical event as endpoint....Both the authors and the publisher are to be congratulated on the skill with which this complex book was put together...Will be the standard for instruction in and evaluation of controlled clinical trials for years to come."--The Lancet
"Scarcely any aspect of the design, organization and analysis of clinical trials is neglected....However, the presentation of the material allows it to be a book both for beginners and for readers already familiar with clinical trials. I believe it would be better to buy Dr. Meinert's book than to acquire an elementary test on clinical trials with the hope of filling the gaps from the literature."--Canadian Journal of Public Health
"[The] checklists and examples provide excellent guidance, and the text would be a valuable resource in the library of even the most experienced clinical investigators."--European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer
"A large amount of practical information on the design, conduct and analysis of both single centre and multi-centre trials is contained in this volume."--Short Book Reviews
"Clearly and logically presents material on each stage of a clinical trial, which should be of interest both to practitioners and to a wider statistical audience." --Royal Statistical Society
"This book is a practical manual which would be very useful for anyone about to create a clinical trials office....Recommended to specialist clinical trial centres." --Human Psychopharmacology
"Comprehensive as most others on the topic are not, and thorough in most respects, the book also contains a glossary, many useful summary appendices, and much practical advice."--British Medical Journal
"A good reference for many practitioners of clinical trials.... This book has many tables and figures representing the actual data from previous clinical trials, which helps maintain interest for the clinical investigator.... The bibliography is particularly well done and includes not only the extensive documentation for the text, but also classic statistical papers... This book would serve as a good reference for anyone engaged in designing, implementing, or conducting a clinical trial."--Journal of the American Medical Association
"Covers with great thoroughness the design, execution, and reporting of multicenter and single-center uncrossed trials that have a clinical event as endpoint....Both the authors and the publisher are to be congratulated on the skill with which this complex book was put together...Will be the standard for instruction in and evaluation of controlled clinical trials for years to come."--The Lancet
"Scarcely any aspect of the design, organization and analysis of clinical trials is neglected....However, the presentation of the material allows it to be a book both for beginners and for readers already familiar with clinical trials. I believe it would be better to buy Dr. Meinert's book than to acquire an elementary test on clinical trials with the hope of filling the gaps from the literature."--Canadian Journal of Public Health
"[The] checklists and examples provide excellent guidance, and the text would be a valuable resource in the library of even the most experienced clinical investigators."--European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer
"A large amount of practical information on the design, conduct and analysis of both single centre and multi-centre trials is contained in this volume."--Short Book Reviews
"Clearly and logically presents material on each stage of a clinical trial, which should be of interest both to practitioners and to a wider statistical audience." --Royal Statistical Society
"This book is a practical manual which would be very useful for anyone about to create a clinical trials office....Recommended to specialist clinical trial centres." --Human Psychopharmacology
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Curtis L. Meinert is at The Johns Hopkins University.
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A clinical trial is a planned experiment designed to assess the efficacy of a treatment in man by comparing the outcomes in a group of patients treated with the test treatment with those observed in a comparable group of patients receiving a control treatment, where patients in both groups are enrolled, treated, and followed over the same time period. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
effects monitoring committee, versus multicenter trials, treatment effects monitoring, desired allocation ratio, nonuniform allocation, original recruitment goal, phenformin results, common study protocol, treatment lag time, original study records, proposed label change, remaining block size, patient safety monitoring, clinic visit schedule, unmasked trials, randomization visit, allocation envelope, oscillometric readings, process study data, sketched trials, access policy issues, study data forms, completed data forms, fixed randomization, treatment masking Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Coronary Drug Project Research Group, New York, National Institutes of Health, Multiple Risk Factor Intervention Trial, Persantine Aspirin Reinfarction Study, Index Medicus, Source Reference, Veterans Administration, American Diabetes Association, Blood Institute, National Heart, Coronary Artery Surgery Study, National Cooperative Gallstone Study Group, Aspirin Myocardial Infarction Study, Inventory of Clinical Trials, Diabetic Retinopathy Study, Dental Research, Macular Photocoagulation Study, National Death Index, New Drug, American Medical Association, Hypertension Prevention Trial, National Cancer Institute, The Rand Corporation New!
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A clinical trial is a planned experiment designed to assess the efficacy of a treatment in man by comparing the outcomes in a group of patients treated with the test treatment with those observed in a comparable group of patients receiving a control treatment, where patients in both groups are enrolled, treated, and followed over the same time period. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
effects monitoring committee, versus multicenter trials, treatment effects monitoring, desired allocation ratio, nonuniform allocation, original recruitment goal, phenformin results, common study protocol, treatment lag time, original study records, proposed label change, remaining block size, patient safety monitoring, clinic visit schedule, unmasked trials, randomization visit, allocation envelope, oscillometric readings, process study data, sketched trials, access policy issues, study data forms, completed data forms, fixed randomization, treatment masking Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Coronary Drug Project Research Group, New York, National Institutes of Health, Multiple Risk Factor Intervention Trial, Persantine Aspirin Reinfarction Study, Index Medicus, Source Reference, Veterans Administration, American Diabetes Association, Blood Institute, National Heart, Coronary Artery Surgery Study, National Cooperative Gallstone Study Group, Aspirin Myocardial Infarction Study, Inventory of Clinical Trials, Diabetic Retinopathy Study, Dental Research, Macular Photocoagulation Study, National Death Index, New Drug, American Medical Association, Hypertension Prevention Trial, National Cancer Institute, The Rand Corporation New!
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