By: Aly Diana Not long ago, a journal asked me to submit a clinical registration number for a pilot study I had conducted. I had registered my main randomized controlled trial (RCT), but not the pilot study. It turns out the CON-SORT statement includes a checklist for pilot and feasibility studies (the CONSORT checklist of
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Read moreBy: Syndi Siahaan, Nurul Hidayah, Hafsah Amalia, Adhella Menur A cross-sectional study is an observational study in which all data from each subject is collected at a single point in time. It is considered more affordable and feasible than longitudinal studies, as it does not require following patients over time. Traditionally, a cross-sectional study has
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