…trial published in BMJ. On the contrary, the trial had null results for both of its primary outcomes–fatigue and physical function–at the one-year follow-up period. However, a post-hoc reanalysis of…
…is. (Of course, it’s important to remember that the Lightning Process study began as a feasibility trial.) Feasibility trials are by definition small. They aren’t designed to deliver authoritative and…
…Trial by Error because, well, I really like the name. And I think it accurately describes both the PACE trial specifically and the larger effort to impose the CBT/GET paradigm…
…ICMJE [International Committee of Medical Journal Editors] Recommendations, BMJ will not consider reports of clinical trials unless they were registered prospectively before recruitment of any participants. This applies to trials…
…of the “disappeared” page. (Thanks, Anil van der Zee!) ********** Trial by Error, Continued: PACE Team’s Work for Insurance Companies Is Not Related to PACE. Really? By David Tuller, DrPH…
…similarities between PACE and the Dutch FITNET trial on which it is based. Like the PACE trial, the Dutch relied on a post-hoc definition of recovery. The thresholds the FITNET…
