Comparator Treatment
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A Comparator Treatment is a treatment that an active treatment is tested against in an experimental study.
- AKA: Comparator Intervention.
- Context:
- It can range from being a placebo treatment to being a standard treatment.
- See: Active Treatment.
References
2007
- (Day, 2007) ⇒ Simon Day. (2007). “Dictionary for Clinical Trials, 2nd edition." John Wiley and Sons, ISBN:047005817
- QUOTE: comparator treatment: usually the drug, placebo or other intervention with which a new or experimental treatment is being compared.