DOIs and ISRCTN records – Improving permanency of clinical research
Current Controlled Trials (CCT) has introduced digital object identifiers (DOIs) to all ISRCTN records. DOIs issued by the organisation CrossRef are unique… Read more »
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- DOIs and ISRCTN records – Improving permanency of clinical research - 19th December 2012
- Current Controlled Trials appoints new advisory board - 22nd October 2012
- ISRCTN statistics – trends in clinical trial registration - 27th July 2012
Current Controlled Trials appoints new advisory board
A new Current Controlled Trials (CCT) advisory board has been appointed as of October 2012, whom we are looking forward to working with on guiding the future… Read more »
ISRCTN statistics – trends in clinical trial registration
How many trials recruiting in the UK have been publicly registered in 2011? In which disease area is the highest number of registered trials? Which countries… Read more »
Survey: What do you think of the new UK Clinical Trials Gateway (UKCTG)?
The UK Clinical Trials Gateway (UKCTG) launched in 2011 and is an initiative from the Department of Health. UKCTG is supported by BioMed Central and Current… Read more »
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The first edition of the Current Controlled Trials quarterly newsletter was published in April 2012, and we hope that our users find this newsletter… Read more »