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District Court of Western Australia Circular to Practitioners CIV 2007/6 Date of Issue: 3 August 2007 Revised: 17 December 2010 Revised: 30 March 2012 TRIALS Summary: This Circular contains guidance

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1. Start by providing a brief overview of the trial and its purpose. Clearly state the main objective of the study and any hypothesis being tested.
2. Next, introduce the study population or participants. Explain who is eligible to participate and any specific inclusion or exclusion criteria that may apply. This information helps to establish the context and relevance of the trial.
3. Describe the intervention or treatment being investigated. Provide details about the experimental group, control group, or any other comparison groups involved in the study. Discuss the specific interventions, medications, or procedures that will be administered to participants.
4. Outline the primary and secondary outcomes of the trial. These are the endpoints or measures that will be used to evaluate the effectiveness or impact of the intervention. Clearly state what will be assessed and how it will be measured.
5. Mention any ethical considerations or approvals. If the trial involves human subjects, highlight any ethics committee or institutional review board approvals that were obtained. Discuss any potential risks or benefits to participants and the steps taken to ensure their safety.
6. Provide information about the study design and methodology. Explain whether it is a randomized controlled trial, observational study, or any other type of design. Discuss the sample size, recruitment process, and data collection methods that will be used.

Who needs trials 1 introduction?

1. Researchers conducting the trial need the introduction to ensure they accurately communicate the purpose and objectives of the study to others.
2. Ethics committee members or institutional review boards need the introduction to assess the ethical considerations and potential risks of the trial.
3. Potential study participants may need the introduction to understand the nature of the trial and determine if they meet the eligibility criteria.
4. Healthcare professionals who may refer patients to the trial need the introduction to evaluate its relevance and potential benefits for their patients.
5. Funding agencies or sponsors of the trial need the introduction to have a clear understanding of the study's objectives and potential impact before providing financial support.

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Trials 1 introduction is the initial document submitted to the court at the beginning of a trial, outlining the key points of the case.

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To fill out trials 1 introduction, the party must provide a brief summary of the case, list of witnesses, and any evidence to be presented.

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The purpose of trials 1 introduction is to give the court an overview of the case and to streamline the trial process.

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Information such as case summary, list of witnesses, and evidence to be presented must be reported on trials 1 introduction.

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