In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Podcast, Drs. Jonathan Moyer and David Murray discuss their recent publication: “Evaluating Analytic Models for Individually Randomized Group Treatment Trials With Complex Clustering in Nested and Crossed Designs.”
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In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Podcast, Drs. Christopher Lindsell and Adrian Hernandez discuss their recent publication, “Ensuring Virtual Vigilance in Decentralized Clinical Trials,” as well as the new Living Textbook Chapter on Decentralized Pragmatic Clinical Trials.
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In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Podcast, Dr. David Zaas discusses key takeaways from his recent keynote presentation: “Landscape of Healthcare in America: Gaps and Opportunities (That Researchers Need to Hear).”
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In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Podcast, Drs. Shruti Gohil and Jeffrey Guy discuss key takeaways from “INtelligent Stewardship Prompts to Improve Real-time Empiric Antibiotic Selection for Patients,” also known as the INSPIRE trial.
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In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Podcast, Drs. Julie Fritz and Sebastian Tong expand on key takeaways from their recent Grand Rounds presentation, "Integrating the BeatPain Study With PRaCTICe, a New Network Research Hub of the CARE for Health Initiative."
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In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory podcast, Dr. Emily O’Brien expands on key takeaways from her recent Grand Rounds presentation, “Avoiding the Fumble: Building on a Decade of Lessons from Pragmatic Clinical Trials.”
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In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory podcast, Drs. Greg Simon and Lorella Palazzo discuss their recent Living Textbook Chapter, “End-of-Trial Decision-Making.”
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In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory podcast, Drs. Pearl O’Rourke and David Wendler discuss their recent publication, “Disentangling Informing Participants From Obtaining Their Consent.”
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In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory podcast, Drs. Lesley Curtis and Keith Marsolo discuss the new learning module “Healthcare Data Interoperability and Standardization for Research.”
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In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory podcast, Drs. Rich Platt, Hayden Bosworth, and Greg Simon discuss their recent JAMA Viewpoint, “Making Pragmatic Clinical Trials More Pragmatic.”
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