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Estimating Site Performance (ESP): trial managers’ predictions about trial site recruitment

April 5, 2019

A Trial Forge recruitment project called Estimating Site Performance (ESP) has just been published in the journal Trials. The study asked trial managers at the Centre for Healthcare Randomised [...]

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