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An observational study showed that explaining randomization using gambling-related metaphors and computer-agency descriptions impeded randomized clinical trial recruitment

Published:2018-07 Issue: Volume:99 Page:75-83
ISSN:0895-4356
Container-title:Journal of Clinical Epidemiology
language:en
Short-container-title:Journal of Clinical Epidemiology

Author:

Jepson Marcus^ORCID,Elliott Daisy,Conefrey Carmel,Wade Julia,Rooshenas Leila,Wilson Caroline^ORCID,Beard David^ORCID,Blazeby Jane M.,Birtle Alison,Halliday Alison^ORCID,Stein Rob^ORCID,Donovan Jenny L.,Beard David,Carr Andrew,Cook Jonathan,Cooper Cushla,Dean Benjamin,Donovan Jenny L.,Gray Alastair,Gwilym Stephen,Judge Andrew,Merritt Naomi,Moser Jane,Rees Jonathan,Rombach Ines,Savulescu Julian,Tracey Irene,Wartolowska Karolina,Blazeby Jane M.,Barham Paul,Brookes Sara T.,Crosby Tom,Donovan Jenny L.,Falk Stephen J.,Griffin S. Michael,Hollingworth William,Hollowood Andrew D.,Krysztopik Richard,Lewis Wyn,Nicklin Jo,Streets Christopher,Strong Sean,Titcomb Dan,Williams Geraint,Birtle Alison,Bryan Rik,Catto James,Chester John,Donovan Jenny L.,French Ann,Hall Emma,Harris Chris,Johnson Mark,Jones Rob,Keeley Francis,Kirkbank Tony,Kockelbergh Roger,Lewis Rebecca,Newton Michelle,Powles Thomas,Waters Rachel,Winterbottom Andrew,Halliday Alison,Becquemin Jean-Pierre,Belli Anna,Bosiers Marc,Cao Piergiorgio,Davies Christina,Donovan Jenny L.,Gray Alastair,Gough Michael,Hayter Elizabeth,Leopold Peter,McDonald Sumaira,Michaels Jonathan,Mihaylova Borislava,Peto Richard,Robertson Steven,Rothwell Peter,Scott Rachael,Thomas Dafydd,Vermassen Frank,Stein Rob,Bartlett John,Cameron David,Campbell Amy,Canney Peter,Donovan Jenny L.,Dunn Janet,Earl Helena,Falzon Mary,Francis Adele,Hall Peter,Harmer Victoria,Higgins Helen,Hiller Louise,Hughes-Davies Luke,Hulme Claire,Macpherson Iain,Makris Andreas,Marshall Andrea,McCabe Christopher,Morgan Adrienne,Pinder Sarah,Poole Christopher,Rea Daniel,Stallard Nigel

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Epidemiology

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