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Here we showcase the consensus meeting of the PRioRiTy II project, a research project led by Dr Katie Gillies at the Health Services Research Unit, University of Aberdeen. This project aims to identify the most important things we don’t know, in other words the uncertainties, about things that affect whether people stay involved in trials. […]

This is an animation that describes the PRioRiTy II process. The paper describing the full PRioRiTy II project was published in Trials in 2019.

Here we introduce PRioRiTy II, a research project led by Dr Katie Gillies at the Health Services Research Unit, University of Aberdeen. This project aims to identify the most important things we don’t know, in other words the uncertainties, about things that affect whether people stay involved in trials. The paper describing the full PRioRiTy

Randomised trials are the gold standard for testing new healthcare innovations and they play a central role in evidence-informed healthcare systems. But they are also often surprisingly inefficient. Trial Forge is new collaborative initiative that aims to improve the efficiency of randomised trials, particularly through doing more coordinated methodology research. The paper describing the first