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Analysis of the largest antihypertensive trial ever offers useful blueprint for sites in boosting subject enrollment.
Charles E. Ford, PhD
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Articles by Charles E. Ford, PhD
Applied Clinical Trials
Data on the relationship between investigator characteristics and cardiovascular clinical trial patient recruitment are extremely limited in scientific literature. An analysis of ALLHAT, the largest antihypertensive clinical study ever conducted, identifies key investigator and site characteristics that can strengthen subject enrollment.
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