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RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS IN CANCER - IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF THEIR REPORTS WILL ALSO FACILITATE BETTER CONDUCT
Authors: MOHER D SCHULZ KF
Citation: D. Moher et Kf. Schulz, RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS IN CANCER - IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF THEIR REPORTS WILL ALSO FACILITATE BETTER CONDUCT, Annals of oncology, 9(5), 1998, pp. 483-487
MICROBICIDES, METAANALYSIS, AND THE N-9 QUESTION - WHERES THE RESEARCH
Authors: RODDY RE SCHULZ KF CATES W
Citation: Re. Roddy et al., MICROBICIDES, METAANALYSIS, AND THE N-9 QUESTION - WHERES THE RESEARCH, Sexually transmitted diseases, 25(3), 1998, pp. 151-153
RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS
Authors: SCHULZ KF
Citation: Kf. Schulz, RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS, Clinical obstetrics and gynecology, 41(2), 1998, pp. 245-256
THE QUEST FOR UNBIASED RESEARCH - RANDOMIZED CLINICAL-TRIALS AND THE CONSORT REPORTING GUIDELINES
Authors: SCHULZ KF
Citation: Kf. Schulz, THE QUEST FOR UNBIASED RESEARCH - RANDOMIZED CLINICAL-TRIALS AND THE CONSORT REPORTING GUIDELINES, Annals of neurology, 41(5), 1997, pp. 569-573
BLINDING AND EXCLUSIONS AFTER ALLOCATION IN RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS - SURVEY OF PUBLISHED PARALLEL-GROUP TRIALS IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
Authors: SCHULZ KF GRIMES DA ALTMAN DG HAYES RJ
Citation: Kf. Schulz et al., BLINDING AND EXCLUSIONS AFTER ALLOCATION IN RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS - SURVEY OF PUBLISHED PARALLEL-GROUP TRIALS IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY, BMJ. British medical journal, 312(7033), 1996, pp. 742-744
DETERMINING SAMPLE-SIZE AND POWER IN CLINICAL-TRIALS - THE FORGOTTEN ESSENTIAL
Authors: GRIMES DA SCHULZ KF
Citation: Da. Grimes et Kf. Schulz, DETERMINING SAMPLE-SIZE AND POWER IN CLINICAL-TRIALS - THE FORGOTTEN ESSENTIAL, Seminars in reproductive endocrinology, 14(2), 1996, pp. 125-131
RANDOMIZED TRIALS, HUMAN-NATURE, AND REPORTING GUIDELINES
Authors: SCHULZ KF
Citation: Kf. Schulz, RANDOMIZED TRIALS, HUMAN-NATURE, AND REPORTING GUIDELINES, Lancet, 348(9027), 1996, pp. 596-598
IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF REPORTING OF RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS - THE CONSORT STATEMENT
Authors: BEGG C CHO M EASTWOOD S HORTON R MOHER D OLKIN I PITKIN R RENNIE D SCHULZ KF SIMEL D STROUP DF
Citation: C. Begg et al., IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF REPORTING OF RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS - THE CONSORT STATEMENT, JAMA, the journal of the American Medical Association, 276(8), 1996, pp. 637-639
A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL WITHOUT RANDOMIZATION
Authors: GRIMES DA SCHULZ KF
Citation: Da. Grimes et Kf. Schulz, A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL WITHOUT RANDOMIZATION, American journal of obstetrics and gynecology, 175(1), 1996, pp. 240-241
METHODOLOGY CITATIONS AND THE QUALITY OF RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALSIN OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
Authors: GRIMES DA SCHULZ KF
Citation: Da. Grimes et Kf. Schulz, METHODOLOGY CITATIONS AND THE QUALITY OF RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALSIN OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY, American journal of obstetrics and gynecology, 174(4), 1996, pp. 1312-1315
UNBIASED RESEARCH AND THE HUMAN SPIRIT - THE CHALLENGES OF RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIALS
Authors: SCHULZ KF
Citation: Kf. Schulz, UNBIASED RESEARCH AND THE HUMAN SPIRIT - THE CHALLENGES OF RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIALS, CMAJ. Canadian Medical Association journal, 153(6), 1995, pp. 783-786
EPISIOTOMY RESULTS STAND DESPITE LACK OF COMPLIANCE - RESPONSE
Authors: SCHULZ KF
Citation: Kf. Schulz, EPISIOTOMY RESULTS STAND DESPITE LACK OF COMPLIANCE - RESPONSE, CMAJ. Canadian Medical Association journal, 153(12), 1995, pp. 1709-1710
METAANALYSES OF INTERVENTIONAL TRIALS DONE IN POPULATIONS WITH DIFFERENT RISKS
Authors: SCHULZ KF
Citation: Kf. Schulz, METAANALYSES OF INTERVENTIONAL TRIALS DONE IN POPULATIONS WITH DIFFERENT RISKS, Lancet, 345(8960), 1995, pp. 1304-1305
RESTRICTED RANDOMIZATION IN RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS - REPLY
Authors: SCHULZ KF ALTMAN DG GRIMES DA
Citation: Kf. Schulz et al., RESTRICTED RANDOMIZATION IN RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS - REPLY, JAMA, the journal of the American Medical Association, 274(23), 1995, pp. 1835-1836
SUBVERTING RANDOMIZATION IN CONTROLLED TRIALS
Authors: SCHULZ KF
Citation: Kf. Schulz, SUBVERTING RANDOMIZATION IN CONTROLLED TRIALS, JAMA, the journal of the American Medical Association, 274(18), 1995, pp. 1456-1458
EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE OF BIAS - DIMENSIONS OF METHODOLOGICAL QUALITY ASSOCIATED WITH ESTIMATES OF TREATMENT EFFECTS IN CONTROLLED TRIALS
Authors: SCHULZ KF CHALMERS I HAYES RJ ALTMAN DG
Citation: Kf. Schulz et al., EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE OF BIAS - DIMENSIONS OF METHODOLOGICAL QUALITY ASSOCIATED WITH ESTIMATES OF TREATMENT EFFECTS IN CONTROLLED TRIALS, JAMA, the journal of the American Medical Association, 273(5), 1995, pp. 408-412
THE COFACTOR EFFECT OF GENITAL ULCERS ON THE PER-EXPOSURE RISK OF HIVTRANSMISSION IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
Authors: HAYES RJ SCHULZ KF PLUMMER FA
Citation: Rj. Hayes et al., THE COFACTOR EFFECT OF GENITAL ULCERS ON THE PER-EXPOSURE RISK OF HIVTRANSMISSION IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA, Journal of tropical medicine and hygiene, 98(1), 1995, pp. 1-8
ASSESSING THE QUALITY OF RANDOMIZATION FROM REPORTS OF CONTROLLED TRIALS PUBLISHED IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY JOURNALS
Authors: SCHULZ KF CHALMERS I GRIMES DA ALTMAN DG
Citation: Kf. Schulz et al., ASSESSING THE QUALITY OF RANDOMIZATION FROM REPORTS OF CONTROLLED TRIALS PUBLISHED IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY JOURNALS, JAMA, the journal of the American Medical Association, 272(2), 1994, pp. 125-128
IMMUNIZATION AS THERAPY FOR RECURRENT SPONTANEOUS-ABORTION - A REVIEWAND METAANALYSIS - REPLY
Authors: GRIMES DA FRASER EJ SCHULZ KF
Citation: Da. Grimes et al., IMMUNIZATION AS THERAPY FOR RECURRENT SPONTANEOUS-ABORTION - A REVIEWAND METAANALYSIS - REPLY, Obstetrics and gynecology, 83(4), 1994, pp. 637-638
IMMUNIZATION AS THERAPY FOR RECURRENT SPONTANEOUS-ABORTION - A REVIEWAND METAANALYSIS
Authors: FRASER EJ GRIMES DA SCHULZ KF
Citation: Ej. Fraser et al., IMMUNIZATION AS THERAPY FOR RECURRENT SPONTANEOUS-ABORTION - A REVIEWAND METAANALYSIS, Obstetrics and gynecology, 82(5), 1993, pp. 854-859
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