Development of a complex intervention improved randomization and informed consent in a randomized controlled trial
Authors:
- Jenny L. DonovanJDJenny L. Donovan
- J. Athene LaneJLJ. Athene Lane
- Tim J. PetersTPTim J. Peters
- Lucy BrindleLBLucy Brindle
- Elizabeth SalterESElizabeth Salter
- David GillattDGDavid Gillatt
- Philip PowellPPPhilip Powell
- Prasad BollinaPBPrasad Bollina
- David E. NealDNDavid E. Neal
- Freddie C. HamdyFHFreddie C. Hamdy
- 1 January 2009
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Clinical Epidemiology
- Vol. 62 (1) , 29-36
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