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Common Pitfalls in the Conduct of Clinical Research

Abstract

Recently, paradigm shift from expert opinion towards evidence-based medicine has occurred encouraging physicians to base their treatment decisions on the best available research evidence. In the hierarchy of evidence randomized clinical trials (level 1 evidence) are considered of the highest quality (least biased) while non-randomized studies represent lower levels (levels 2-4). Several pitfalls in the design and conduct of clinical research …

Authors

Zlowodzki M; Jönsson A; Bhandari M

Journal

Medical Principles and Practice, Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 1–8

Publisher

Karger Publishers

Publication Date

2006

DOI

10.1159/000089379

ISSN

1011-7571