Updated with modified details about future fundraise and to correct name of trialling company to Direct Line.
Proper names of trial personnel have been abbreviated with italicised initials, and any reference numbers cited in the original quoted text are denoted by [ Reference] to distinguish them from references cited in this E&E paper.
Additional data from the INVEST study (table I provides full names of trial acronyms used in this article) was also included from a publication not identified in this search.[ 29] In addition, the author was aware of and included relevant data from four studies that were presented as abstracts[ 55– 58] at scientific meetings.
Name of the trial registry: "Influencing Adolescent Girls With Creative Dance Twice Weeklyy" Trial registration number: NCT01523561 A trend of increasing mental health problems and psychosomatic symptoms among children and adolescents has been shown in recent years [ 1, 2].
The online conference abstract submission form includes a box in which abstract authors reporting controlled clinical trials are asked to supply the name of the trials register and the trial registration number where the trial was registered.
Search terms to locate and match trials included the trial's organisational identification number (org ID), product name, number of trial participants and other trial characteristics captured from the approval packages.
See web extra appendix 3 for full names of trials.
See web extra appendix 3 for full names of trials and references to sources.
This clinical trial has been registered in U.S. National Institutes of Health Clinical Trials Registry, ClinicalTrials.gov, the clinical trial registration number is Identifier: NCT02160613, and name of the trial register is OPG_OFD.
Trial type (placebo, e.g., REACT; perioperative, e.g., POETIC; standard vs standard therapy given at different duration, e.g., PERSEPHONE or vs a different agent, e.g., SPIRIT2, and standard vs standard+new agent, e.g., STAMPEDE) was categorised by entering the name of the trial from the patient questionnaires into the NCRN portfolio and CRUK trial databases.
