Paul Young: "Potential Solutions to the Problems of Clinical Trial Science"
Release Date: 11/30/2021
Critical Care Medicine
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info_outlineThis talk focuses on ways in which clinical trials in critical care medicine are evolving. Such evolutions include individual patient-level meta-analyses, registry trials, cluster trials, cluster crossover trials, cluster crossover registry trials, and Bayesian trials.