A Concise Guide to Clinical Trials
Design, conduct, and report clinical trials with confidence
Created by Allan Hackshaw
Gain a practical understanding of how clinical trials are planned, conducted, and reported. Explore the full trial lifecycle, from early-phase studies to randomized trials, health economics, and transparent publication. Build the confidence to contribute to research teams and evaluate clinical evidence effectively.
Wiley | Jul 2026 | 224 min
What You Will Learn
You will progress from foundational trial concepts through each phase of study design, analysis, and reporting. Along the way, practical examples and clear explanations help you connect statistical principles with real-world trial operations. By the end, you will know how to navigate each step of a clinical trial with confidence.
Key Features
- Learn to design clinical trials with appropriate outcomes and ethical considerations
- Understand the differences between Phase I, II, and III studies and their objectives
- Master the essentials of trial analysis, safety monitoring, and responsible reporting
Target Audience
Ideal for clinicians, health professionals, and research team members who want a clear, practical understanding of clinical trial processes. If you already have some experience in healthcare or research and want to deepen your skills in trial design, conduct, and reporting, this guide is designed for you.
