A Trial Bank Model for the Publication of Clinical Trials

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Citation: Ida Sim and Glenn D. Rennels. (1995) A Trial Bank Model for the Publication of Clinical Trials. In KSL-95-44, 1995.

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author Ida Sim and Glenn D. Rennels
title A Trial Bank Model for the Publication of Clinical Trials
number KSL-95-44
institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory
address New Orleans, LA
year 1995
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note Updated August 1995. Proceedings of the Nineteeth Annual Symposium on Computer Applications in Medical Care. Washington, D.C., November 1995.
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abstract Clinical trials constitute one of the main sources of medical knowledge, yet trial reports are difficult to find, read, and apply to clinical care. Reasons for these difficulties include the lack of a common, standardized,structure for trial reports; the restricted length of reports; and limited computer support for use of the literature. We propose a new model of reporting clinical trials, in which trials are published as both prose commentary and as data in electronic "trial banks." The prose will allow authors to discuss their trials in writing; the electronic database will allow readers easy access to well-defined data about the trials. We are developing a formal conceptual model of the clinical trials domain for integrating the use of multiple trial banks.We will then focus on validating this conceptual model with clinical literature users.

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Abstract Clinical trials constitute one of the main … Clinical trials constitute one of the main sources of medical knowledge, yet trial reports are difficult to find, read, and apply to clinical care. Reasons for these difficulties include the lack of a common, standardized,structure for trial reports; the restricted length of reports; and limited computer support for use of the literature. We propose a new model of reporting clinical trials, in which trials are published as both prose commentary and as data in electronic "trial banks." The prose will allow authors to discuss their trials in writing; the electronic database will allow readers easy access to well-defined data about the trials. We are developing a formal conceptual model of the clinical trials domain for integrating the use of multiple trial banks.We will then focus on validating this conceptual model with clinical literature users. tual model with clinical literature users.
Address New Orleans, LA  +
Author Ida Sim and Glenn D. Rennels  +
Bibtype techreport  +
Has author Ida Sim and Glenn D. Rennels  +
Has identifier KSL-95-44  +
Has publishing details 1995  +
Has title A Trial Bank Model for the Publication of Clinical Trials  +
Has where published KSL-95-44  +
Has year 1995  +
Institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory  +
Ksl tr id KSL-95-44  +
Note Updated August 1995. Proceedings of the Nineteeth Annual Symposium on Computer Applications in Medical Care. Washington, D.C., November 1995.
Number KSL-95-44  +
Process note GOOGLE  +
Title A Trial Bank Model for the Publication of Clinical Trials  +
Year 1995  +
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