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AHRQ Author: Kaplan RM
Effect sizes and primary outcomes in large-budget, cardiovascular-related behavioral randomized controlled trials funded by NIH since 1980.
The authors reviewed large-budget, National Institutes of Health (NIH)-supported randomized controlled trials (RCTs) with behavioral interventions to assess (1) publication rates, (2) trial registration, (3) use of objective measures, (4) significant behavior and physiological change, and (5) effect sizes. They concludedc that behavioral trials complied with trial registration standards. Most reported a physiological benefit, but few documented morbidity or mortality benefits.
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Citation: Irvin VL, Kaplan RM .
Effect sizes and primary outcomes in large-budget, cardiovascular-related behavioral randomized controlled trials funded by NIH since 1980.
Ann Behav Med 2016 Feb;50(1):130-46. doi: 10.1007/s12160-015-9739-7.
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Keywords: Outcomes, Cardiovascular Conditions, Research Methodologies, Behavioral Health