The Trial Protocol Tool is a tool that supports the
production of a high quality research protocol. It provides a
checklist of issues that should be considered when writing a protocol,
examples of how these issues have been addressed by other
researchers, a library of full protocols and teaching materials. It
also provides access to related websites.
Documents and resources that are contained within the Trial Protocol
Tool will have an 
icon next to it. Resources that require an Internet connection
are marked with an 
icon.
The Trial Protocol Tool has been developed by the EC-funded Pragmatic Trials in Health Care (Practihc) project (www.practihc.org). The Trial Protocol Tool is available as either as Windows HTML Help system or a platform-independent version that will run with any modern browser. Suggestions for improvements are welcome and should be addressed to Shaun Treweek at streweek@mac.com or Andy Oxman at oxman@online.no.
Practihc is happy for the Trial Protocol Tool to be used at no
charge in free educational programmes. However, when tuition is
charged, or the Trial Protocol Tool is used by a for-profit
organisation, our royalty fee is 10% of gross receipts. If you
are planning to use the Trial Protocol Tool within a for-profit
organisation in any way, please contact us to discuss a donation to our
work.
© Copyright The Practihc collaboration 2004-2007.