BASIL+ Infographic SWAT Dataset.

<div><p>Background</p><p>Low participant recruitment and retention rates are a significant barrier to successful Randomised Controlled Trials (RCTs). A Study Within A Trial (SWAT) is an effective way to explore which trial delivery methods may be useful for improving particip...

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Autore principale:	Lucy Atha (22177114) (author)
Altri autori:	Eloise Ryde (11552789) (author), Lauren Burke (6084314) (author), Samantha Brady (4416247) (author), Kalpita Baird (12289588) (author), Leanne Shearsmith (9318033) (author), Charlie Peck (18860487) (author), Andrew Henry (9510502) (author), Caroline Fairhurst (3558770) (author), Han-I Wang (18935660) (author), Della Bailey (3698551) (author), Rebecca Woodhouse (10157927) (author), Dean McMillan (628092) (author), Simon Gilbody (52503) (author), David Ekers (579120) (author), Elizabeth Littlewood (510237) (author)
Pubblicazione:	2025
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BASIL+ Infographic SWAT Dataset.

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