…the summary of findings tables, which wasn’t the case in the previous version. Instead of mentioning whether a measurement was taken post-treatment or at follow-up, the summary tables now give…
…not that it be the primary symptom, and patients can present with post-exertional malaise or cognitive problems as being their “primary” complaint.) Given that discrepancy, why do you believe the…
…not explain that the FINE trial reported benefits for its intervention only in a post-hoc re-analysis of its fatigue data using continuous scoring. Were the FINE findings the impetus for…
By David Tuller, DrPH Jonathan Edwards, an emeritus professor of medicine at University College London, recently sent a letter to Professor Fiona Watt, executive chairwoman of the UK Medical Research…
…trial” FINE, the operating theory of illness is that patients’s ongoing symptoms arise from the combination of deconditioning and unhelpful illness beliefs. (Professor Chew-Graham was a co-author of FINE, which…
…I critiqued here. That program, METRIC, is based squarely on PACE and its so-called “sister trial,” the FINE trial. (Professor Chew-Graham was a co-author of the FINE trial.) These trials, and…
