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What Is The Intention-to-treat Principle? In this informative video, we will break down the intention-to-treat principle and its importance in clinical trials. This principle is a cornerstone in the analysis of randomized controlled trials and plays a significant role in ensuring that study results remain reliable. We will explain how this method includes all participants who were originally assigned to treatment groups, regardless of what happens during the study. By doing so, researchers can maintain the integrity of their findings and avoid potential biases that could arise from excluding participants.

We will also compare intention-to-treat analysis with other approaches, such as per-protocol and as-treated analyses, highlighting the differences and implications of each method. Understanding these distinctions is essential for anyone interested in clinical research and its applications in real-world settings.

Join us as we navigate through the key features of the intention-to-treat principle, including how researchers handle missing data and why this approach is vital for drawing accurate conclusions. This video is perfect for students, researchers, and anyone curious about the methodologies behind clinical trials. Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel for more informative content on measurement and data!

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