How usual is usual care in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease trials? A systematic review on quality of reporting and validity of comparator interventions
Key Points
Usual care interventions in COPD trials show significant variability in reporting quality, indicating inconsistency.
The systematic review assesses 50 trials, revealing that less than 30% provided adequate details on comparator treatments.
Assessment of reporting quality utilized standard guidelines, emphasizing the need for clearer intervention descriptions.
Findings suggest improved adherence to reporting standards may enhance the validity of COPD trial outcomes.
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How usual is usual care in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease trials? A systematic review on quality of reporting and validity of comparator interventions | Synapse