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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第一著者:	Lucy Atha (22177114) (author)
その他の著者:	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)
出版事項:	2025
主題:	Neuroscience Biotechnology Science Policy Infectious Diseases 3 months post brief psychological intervention swat control group xlink "> despite randomly allocated 1 randomised controlled trial basil +) rct thus improve recruitment improving participant recruitment participant information included swat intervention group swat )</ p page infographic ). swat intervention xlink "> improve recruitment page infographic participant recruitment participant information group using recruitment rate per participant information delivery infographic alongside trial site study within social isolation significantly affected significant barrier secondary outcomes rcts ). random effect primary outcome older adults multiple long mitigate depression healthcare settings embedded within effective way effective tools best way behavioural activation 19 pandemic
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BASIL+ Infographic SWAT Dataset.

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