Demystification – a solution for assessment of real-world effective-ness?

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Randomization cannot be effectively completed under real-world conditions, but artificial intelligence offers a potential solution to assess real-world effectiveness. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.CONTRADICTORY. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.CHALLENGES_CONSENSUS.

Franz Porzsolt; Christel Weiß; Manfred Weiß; Karl‐Walter Jauch; Robert M. Kaplan

doi:10.15761/tim.1000231

January 1, 2020Trends in MedicineOpen Access

Demystification – a solution for assessment of real-world effective-ness?

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Collins and colleagues argue the magic of randomization can compensate for the myth of real-world conditions (RWC) This assertion is problematic for two reasons: randomization cannot be completed under RWC, but artificial intelligence may demystify the RWC.

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