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Randomized Controlled Trials in the Social Sciences Eighth Annual Conference Registration Brochure and Call for Abstracts 11th, 12th & 13th September 2013 Keynote Speaker Larry Hedges, Board of Trustees

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1. Gather a team of qualified researchers and clinicians who will be responsible for conducting the trial.
2. Clearly define the research question or hypothesis that the trial aims to address. This will help guide the overall design and methodology of the trial.
3. Determine the target population and develop appropriate inclusion and exclusion criteria for selecting participants.
4. Randomly assign participants to either the experimental group or control group, ensuring a balanced distribution of key characteristics.
5. Implement the intervention or treatment for the experimental group, while maintaining a standardized approach for the control group.
6. Collect relevant data and outcome measures using validated tools and methods. Ensure proper documentation of participant characteristics, intervention protocols, and any adverse events or side effects.
7. Analyze the collected data using appropriate statistical methods to determine the effectiveness or impact of the intervention being studied.
8. Interpret the results of the analysis, considering any limitations or biases that may have influenced the findings.
9. Write a comprehensive report detailing the design, methodology, results, and conclusions of the randomised controlled trial.
10. Review and publish the trial's findings in a reputable scientific journal to contribute to the body of knowledge in the field.

Who Needs Randomised Controlled Trials:

1. Pharmaceutical companies developing new drugs need randomised controlled trials to determine the safety and efficacy of their products before seeking regulatory approval.
2. Medical practitioners and healthcare professionals rely on randomised controlled trials to guide evidence-based decision making in patient care.
3. Health policy makers and government bodies use the findings from randomised controlled trials to develop guidelines and protocols for healthcare interventions and public health initiatives.

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Information such as study design, participant demographics, intervention details, outcomes measured, and statistical analysis results must be reported on randomised controlled trials.

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