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Data in longitudinal randomised controlled trials in cancer pain: Is there any loss of the information available in the data? Results of a systematic literature review and guideline for reporting

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Given the prevalence of untreated pain among cancer patients, there have been calls for more and better research in the domain. Increasingly, calls for less waste and more optimal use of trial data collected are being made. Waste of data includes non-optimal statistical analysis and non-presentation of interpretable effect size as a measure of effectiveness of an intervention which also enable comparisons across studies. |

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