Trial Tree Wiki:About

About the TrialTree Wiki

The TrailTree Wiki is a collaborative knowledge base dedicated to supporting the design, conduct, reporting, and interpretation of randomized trials. It serves as a centralized hub for researchers, methodologists, students, and anyone interested in evidence-based trial design.

Purpose

The RCT Wiki aims to:

• Provide clear, accessible guidance on all aspects of randomized trials
• Foster best practices and transparency in trial design and reporting
• Serve as a living repository of methods, tools, and resources
• Support the use of the TrialTree platform and other related trial design tools

Who is it for?

This wiki is designed for:

• Trialists and clinical researchers
• Biostatisticians and methodologists
• Ethics committee members and regulators
• Students and educators in health research

What does it include?

Key features of the TrialTree Wiki:

• Step-by-step guidance on designing RCTs
• Explanations of common and advanced trial methodologies
• Templates, checklists, and practical tools
• Real-world examples and case studies
• Links to relevant literature and standards (e.g., CONSORT, SPIRIT)

Contribution and Collaboration

The RCT Wiki is a collaborative effort. Contributions from the research community are encouraged to keep content current, accurate, and relevant. If you'd like to contribute:

• Review the Contributing to the Wiki page
• Follow the content style and citation guidelines
• Join the community discussions for suggestions and feedback

Acknowledgements

This resource is maintained by contributors affiliated with the TrialTree platform and supported by a network of clinical research experts. We thank all collaborators and reviewers for their input.

Contact

For questions, feedback, or technical support, please contact us at: rctwiki@trialtree.org

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Empowering better trials through shared knowledge.