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skip to content advertisement menu explore journals get published about bmc login my account search search all bmc articles search trials menu home about articles submission guidelines search submit a manuscript announcement: doug altman, co-editor-in-chief of trials it is with deepest sadness that we announce that professor doug altman, co-editor-in-chief of trials , has passed. professor altman graduated in statistics from the university of bath and worked for the medical research council as a statistical consultant in a wide variety of medical areas. his achievements within medical research and statistics are countless. in 1997, professor altman received the bradford hill medal for his contributions to medical statistics and a dsc from the university of london, and in 1998 was made professor of statistics in medicine by the university of oxford. in 2006 he was one of the founding editors of trials in which his ethos and commitment to improving trial design, conduct and reporting is embedded. articles recent most accessed content type: research | 22 june 2018 qualitative analysis of feasibility of recruitment and retention in a planned randomised controlled trial of a psychosocial cancer intervention within the nhs authors: m. duncan, a. korszun, p. white and g. eva content type: study protocol | 22 june 2018 dexmedetomidine and intravenous acetaminophen for the prevention of postoperative delirium following cardiac surgery (dexacet trial): protocol for a prospective randomized controlled trial authors: puja shankar, ariel mueller, senthil packiasabapathy, doris gasangwa, melissa patxot, brian o’gara, shahzad shaefi, edward r. marcantonio and balachundhar subramaniam content type: study protocol | 21 june 2018 aggression following traumatic brain injury: effectiveness of risperidone (after): study protocol for a feasibility randomised controlled trial authors: shoumitro deb, verity leeson, lina aimola, mayur bodani, lucia li, tim weaver, david sharp and mike crawford content type: study protocol | 20 june 2018 follow-up study regarding the medium-term effectiveness of the home-visiting program “pro kind” at age 7 years: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial authors: sören kliem, malte sandner, anna lohmann, susan sierau, verena dähne, annette m. klein and tanja jungmann content type: study protocol | 20 june 2018 s-amlodipine plus chlorthalidone vs. s-amlodipine plus telmisartan in hypertensive patients unresponsive to amlodipine monotherapy: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial authors: sang-ho jo, sung-ji park, eung ju kim, soo-joong kim, hyun-jae cho, jong-min song, jinho shin, jin joo park, joon-han shin, kyoo-rok han and dong-ju choi most recent articles rss view all articles content type: review | 3 may 2011 through the looking glass: understanding non-inferiority authors: jennifer schumi and janet t wittes content type: review | 13 july 2010 managing clinical trials authors: barbara farrell, sara kenyon and haleema shakur content type: review | 13 april 2010 reporting bias in medical research - a narrative review authors: natalie mcgauran, beate wieseler, julia kreis, yvonne-beatrice schüler, heike kölsch and thomas kaiser content type: study protocol | 13 december 2013 efficacy and safety of acupuncture for chronic dizziness: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial authors: zhe xue, cun-zhi liu, guang-xia shi, yan liu, zhao-xin li, zhen-hua zhang and lin-peng wang content type: research | 30 april 2009 design, analysis, and presentation of crossover trials authors: edward j mills, an-wen chan, ping wu, andy vail, gordon h guyatt and douglas g altman most accessed articles rss view all articles article collections thematic series building capacity for evidence informed trial management edited by dr roberta littleford and prof shaun treweek thematic series stepped wedge randomized controlled trials edited by prof david torgerson view all article collections sign up to receive article alerts trials is published continuously online-only. we encourage you to sign up to receive free email alerts to keep up to date with all of the latest articles by registering here . featured video: the comet initiative’s guide to selecting outcomes in clinical trials find the article here aims and scope trials encompasses all aspects of the performance and findings of randomized controlled trials in health. trials encourages full and transparent reporting of all research. we publish articles on general trial methodology as well as protocols, commentaries and traditional results papers - regardless of outcome or significance of findings. peer review mentoring the editors endorse peer review mentoring of early career researchers. find out more here thank you to our peer reviewers the editors and staff of trials would like to warmly thank our peer reviewers whose comments have helped to shape the journal. latest tweets call for papers: building capacity for evidence informed trial management we are pleased to announce that trials is accepting submissions for a new thematic series aimed at building the evidence base for trial management. co-edited by dr roberta littleford (university of dundee, uk) and prof shaun treweek (university of aberdeen, uk), this series will include articles that report on what is currently known about effective trial management processes and how to make trial management more evidence-informed. call for papers: big data for randomized trials we are pleased to announce that trials is accepting submissions for a new thematic series on using big data for randomized trials. edited by dr lars hemkens (university hospital basel, switzerland), this series will consider articles that report on what is currently known about using big data or routinely collected data (such as electronic health records, registries or administrative databases) for randomized trials. call for papers: the future of pragmatic trials we are pleased to announce that trials is accepting submissions for a new thematic series on the future of pragmatic trials. edited by professor marion campbell (university of aberdeen, uk), this series will consider articles that report on any topic relevant to the role, definition and use of the pragmatic trial design. about the editors doug altman, editor-in-chief doug altman graduated in statistics from the university of bath and has worked for the medical research council as a statistical consultant in a wide variety of medical areas. in 1988 he became head of the newly formed medical statistics laboratory (now medical statistics group) at icrf (now cancer research uk), and in 1995 also became founding director of the centre for statistics in medicine in oxford. in 1997, professor altman received the bradford hill medal for his contributions to medical statistics and a dsc from the university of london, and in 1998 was made professor of statistics in medicine by the university of oxford. his varied research interests include the use and abuse of statistics in medical research, studies of prognosis, regression modelling, systematic reviews and meta-analysis, randomised trials, and studies of medical measurement. jeremy grimshaw, editor-in-chief jeremy grimshaw is a senior scientist in the clinical epidemiology program at the ottawa health research institute and professor of medicine, university of ottawa. he holds a tier 1 canadian research chair in health knowledge transfer and uptake. professor grimshaw’s research interests are in implementation and knowledge translation, quality improvement, complex interventions, systematic reviews, cluster randomized trials, quasi-experimental studies and behavioral theories (and their application to professional behavior). tianjing li, editor-in-chief tianjing li is an associate professor in the department of epidemiology at johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health (jhbsph). dr li was trained as a physician and subsequently earned her phd in epidemiology (clin