The Problem: Relevance, Quality, and Homogeneity of Trial Designs, Outcomes, and Reporting.

Q2 Dentistry
Monographs in Oral Science Pub Date : 2018-01-01 Epub Date: 2018-05-24 DOI:10.1159/000487841
Gerd Göstemeyer, Colin Levey
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Abstract

Clinical trials are the cornerstone of evidence-based medicine. By directly comparing different interventions they produce evidence on their relative efficacy and effectiveness This, in turn, can inform secondary research and guideline development to facilitate evidence-based clinical decision making. However, the quality of evidence stemming from clinical trials is frequently poor. Here, the pathway of evidence from basic research to the generation of implementable clinical guidelines will be described. Relevant factors related to trial design and reporting, such as the choice of trial comparators, outcomes and outcome measures, will be described and their influence on evidence synthesis will be discussed. Finally, recommendations on how to improve trials in order to increase their usefulness for evidence generation will be given.

问题:试验设计、结果和报告的相关性、质量和同质性。
临床试验是循证医学的基石。通过直接比较不同的干预措施,他们得出了有关其相对疗效和有效性的证据,这反过来又可以为二级研究和指南制定提供信息,以促进基于证据的临床决策。然而,来自临床试验的证据质量往往很差。在这里,证据从基础研究到产生可实施的临床指南的途径将被描述。将描述与试验设计和报告有关的相关因素,如试验比较国的选择、结果和结果测量,并讨论它们对证据综合的影响。最后,将给出关于如何改进试验以增加其证据生成有用性的建议。
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Monographs in Oral Science
Monographs in Oral Science Medicine-Medicine (all)
CiteScore
3.70
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21
期刊介绍: For two decades, ‘Monographs in Oral Science’ has provided a source of in-depth discussion of selected topics in the sciences related to stomatology. Senior investigators are invited to present expanded contributions in their fields of special expertise. The topics chosen are those which have generated a long-standing interest, and on which new conceptual insights or innovative biotechnology are making considerable impact. Authors are selected on the basis of having made lasting contributions to their chosen field and their willingness to share their findings with others.
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