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A systematic approach tomaking trials more efficientThe evidence base for how to make the trials process
efficient is remarkably thin. Trial Forge aims to change this.Explore Pathway Learn More
Trials
Randomised controlled trials are the gold standard for evaluating healthcare treatments; 1000s are done every year.
Essential
Randomised trials are the cornerstone of evidence-based healthcare because they offer the fairest tests of treatments, therapies and initiatives.
Inefficient
The evidence base for how to make the trials process efficient is remarkably thin. Trial Forge aims to change this.
Small Changes add up
Trial Forge will make trials more efficient by looking for marginal gains across all trial processes, from research question to implementation into routine care. It will encourage everyone connected with trials to be more sceptical of what we do by asking for the evidence behind all of our trial decisions.
LATEST NEWS & EVENTS
A list of 11 priority recruitment and retention SWATs
Resources to help with the design and delivery of SWATs
LATEST RESOURCES
Protocols and resources for priority recruitment and retention SWATs (PRESS)
The ‘Protocol and resource development for prioritised recruitment and retention strategies’ (PRESS) project aimed to develop these protocols, and resources,
- Resource Type: Guidance, SWAT Bundles
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Trial Forge Guidance 2: Value of Information Tool
Trial Forge Guidance 2 helps trial teams decide if another SWAT is needed to answer an existing research question. Five
- Resource Type: Guidance
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Guidance– Trial Forge Guidance 3: randomised trials and how to recruit and retain individuals from ethnic minority groups—practical guidance to support better practice
Randomised trials, especially those intended to directly inform clinical practice and policy, should be designed to reflect all those who
- Resource Type: Guidance
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