Transcription of Consort 2010 Explanation and ... - CONSORT Statement
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BMJ | online FiRST | 1 of 28research methods & reporting The whole of medicine depends on the transparent report ing of clinical trials. 1 Well designed and properly executed randomised con trolled trials (RCTs) provide the most reliable evidence on the efficacy of healthcare interventions, but trials with inadequate methods are associated with bias, especially exaggerated treatment 5 Biased results from poorly designed and reported trials can mislead decision making in health care at all levels, from treatment decisions for a patient to formulation of national public health appraisal of the quality of clinical trials is possible only if the design, conduct, and analysis of RCTs are thor oughly and accurately described in the report. Far from being transparent, the reporting of RCTs is often incomplete,6 9 com pounding problems arising from poor 15incomplete and inaccurate reportingMany reviews have documented deficiencies in reports of clinical trials.
CONSORT statement and its accompanying explanation and elaboration document. The revised checklist is shown in table 1 and the flow diagram, not revised, in fig 1.52‑54 the consort 2010 statement: explanation and elaboration During the 2001 CONSORT revision, it became clear that explanation and elaboration of the principles underlying
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