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The Protocol Support Tool

The Protocol Support Tool. Some PST guidelines from the Cape Town meeting. Must be as small as possible. Be able to run without an Internet connection. Be simple to use. Be expandable. Would be an advantage if it could run on several platforms and could be linked to EpiInfo.

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The Protocol Support Tool

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  1. The Protocol Support Tool

  2. Some PST guidelines from the Cape Town meeting • Must be as small as possible. • Be able to run without an Internet connection. • Be simple to use. • Be expandable. • Would be an advantage if it could run on several platforms and could be linked to EpiInfo. • Support multiple languages.

  3. The current PST

  4. PST works like a normal Help system

  5. Just click on the links, eg. an illustrative example

  6. PST contains several types of document

  7. Excel spreadsheets for example

  8. ..and pdfs

  9. Some documents are collected together

  10. There is also a library of protocols

  11. Protocols are available in HTML and pdf formats

  12. Evaluating the PST • We would like you to play with the PST in small groups. • Remember that not all sections are complete. • Use the evaluation form to focus your discussion. • Be honest. We can still change things. • Return the forms to one of us (Kirsty, Craig, Marion or myself)

  13. Checklist points with most content • Introduction • Study Objectives and Design • Study Population • Trial Recruitment • Trial Interventions • Statistical Considerations

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