Sentence examples for trial discussion from inspiring English sources

Both questionnaires were given to patients by the research nurse in clinic following the trial discussion.

Consultation with the clinical team may help practitioners establish appropriate timing for a trial discussion.

Extra comments about the HCP's trial discussion were recorded by 112 patients, and were categorised into six themes: trust in the doctor, wanting to help others and self, randomisation, explanation of trial; time burdens and other comments.

The present study is a sub-study of the MoodSwings 2.0 3-arm randomised controlled trial (discussion board only (arm 1), discussion board plus psychoeducation (arm 2), discussion board, psychoeducation plus cognitive behavioural therapy-based tools (arm 3)).

Breast was chosen as the reference tumour group as these patients had the highest rate of trial discussion, and therefore the group against which we wished to contrast other tumour groups.

In other words, providers may receive patient questions about treatment, doses, and bodily effects as obstructive "noise" complicating the clinical trial discussion, while patients perceive these same questions as essential information needs stemming from concerns about time away from work, energy for parenting, and other living conditions.

This Article examines the theoretical, legal, and policy issues raised by this reform and presents the early results of a field experiment that tested the impact of trial discussions.

We looked at trial discussions in a variety of consultations, not just in those in which randomisation decisions were imminent.

In addition, the HCPs involved in trial discussions were all participating in a study to improve communication about trials with both patients and members of their team.

The trial discussions were embedded within the consultations and introduced at a time that seemed to link the trial with the child's clinical management.

This study compared how trial discussions looked to an observer and how they felt to the parents of the children being recruited.