Researchercontrolled
Researcher-controlled trials, also known as investigator-initiated trials, are clinical studies where the researchers or investigators have significant control over the design, conduct, and analysis of the study. These trials are often initiated by academic researchers or pharmaceutical companies and are designed to test new treatments, drugs, or interventions. The primary goal of researcher-controlled trials is to generate new knowledge and data that can inform clinical practice and policy.
One of the key features of researcher-controlled trials is the flexibility they offer in study design. Researchers
However, researcher-controlled trials also have their limitations. The lack of external oversight can sometimes lead to
Despite these limitations, researcher-controlled trials play a crucial role in advancing medical knowledge and improving patient