Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Failure to include all participants in the analysis may bias the trial results. Most trials do not yield perfect data, however. "Protocol violations" may occur, such as when the patients do not receive the full intervention or the correct intervention or a few ineligible patients are randomly allocated in error. Despite the fact that the most clinical trials are carefully planned, many problems can occur during the conduct of the study. Some examples are as follows: Patients who do not satisfy the inclusion and/or exclusion criteria are included in the trial, A patient is randomized to Treatment A, but is treated with Treatment B, Some patients drop out from the study, or Some patients are not compliant, that is, do not take their medication as instructed, and so on.. }
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- Analysis_of_clinical_trials abstract "Failure to include all participants in the analysis may bias the trial results. Most trials do not yield perfect data, however. "Protocol violations" may occur, such as when the patients do not receive the full intervention or the correct intervention or a few ineligible patients are randomly allocated in error. Despite the fact that the most clinical trials are carefully planned, many problems can occur during the conduct of the study. Some examples are as follows: Patients who do not satisfy the inclusion and/or exclusion criteria are included in the trial, A patient is randomized to Treatment A, but is treated with Treatment B, Some patients drop out from the study, or Some patients are not compliant, that is, do not take their medication as instructed, and so on.".