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Are the people who take part in randomised controlled trials real? A response to Stewart‐Brown et al.
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Journal of Children's Services
Journal of Children's Services (2012) 7 (2): 144–147.
Published: 15 June 2012
...Donald Forrester Purpose This paper's aim is to explore the uses and limitations of randomised controlled trials (RCTs) for evaluating complex interventions, with a particular focus on sample recruitment and retention issues. Design/methodology/approach This is an invited critique...
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Using the proper tool for the task: RCTs are the gold standard for estimating programme effects – a response to Stewart‐Brown et al.
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Journal of Children's Services
Journal of Children's Services (2012) 7 (2): 148–152.
Published: 15 June 2012
... interventions for children. Design/methodology/approach The article is a critical reflection on the primary issue discussed by Stewart‐Brown et al. namely that RCTs do not work well in the evaluation of complex social interventions. Findings The author finds fault with several of the claims...
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Should randomised controlled trials be the “gold standard” for research on preventive interventions for children?
Available to PurchaseSarah Stewart‐Brown, Rebecca Anthony, Lynsey Wilson, Sarah Winstanley, Nigel Stallard, Helen Snooks, Douglas Simkiss
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Journal of Children's Services
Journal of Children's Services (2011) 6 (4): 228–235.
Published: 09 December 2011
... and theoretical issues challenge this research methodology. This paper aims to address this issue. Design/methodology/approach This paper analyses practical and methodological issues of using RCTs within children's preventive services and presents the results of a qualitative study using data collected from...
