CHECKLIST FOR RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS
assuming that there is no selection bias, there should be no other difference between the groups in terms of treatment or care received, other than the manipulated cause (the treatment or intervention controlled by the researchers).
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jbi.globalfor Randomized Controlled Trials 5 participants included in compared groups there is a risk of selection bias. If there are differences between participants included in the compared groups maybe the effect [ cannot be attributed to the potential cause (the examined intervention or treatment), as maybe it is plausible that