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Fatigue Sections
Author Bio
Introduction
Fatigue in Medical Illness
Fatigue Defined
Research Questions
Measurement and Assessment
Fatigue Measurement
Related Constructs
Designing Fatigue Surveys
Case Definition
Data Collection
Maximizing Completion
Designing Intervention Trials
Controlled Trials
Currently selected section: Selecting Study Procedures
Issues in Data Analysis
Conclusion
Chapter 9: Fatigue: Selecting Study Procedures
        

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Selection BActive control

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Because there is no uniformly accepted pharmacotherapy for cancer-related fatigue, and no other adequately controlled trials, the selection of methylphenidate as an active control is problematic. In the absence of an established treatment known to be safe and effective, a placebo control can be justified.

 

 

 

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