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Study-design figure for a randomised controlled trial: population, randomisation, two arms, measurements and outcomes.
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Study design figure for a randomised controlled trial: target population is screened against inclusion and exclusion criteria, consent is taken, baseline measurements are made, participants are randomised 1:1 (stratified by age group) to intervention or control, both groups are measured at 3 and 6 months by blinded assessors, and the primary outcome and secondary outcomes are analysed by intention to treat.
flowchart LR
P["Target population"] --> S{"Meets inclusion<br/>criteria?"}
S -->|"No"| X["Excluded"]
S -->|"Yes"| C["Informed consent"]
C --> B["Baseline<br/>measurements"]
B --> R{"Randomise 1:1<br/>stratified by age group"}
R --> I["Intervention arm"]
R --> K["Control arm"]
I --> M1["3 months<br/>blinded assessment"]
K --> M2["3 months<br/>blinded assessment"]
M1 --> N1["6 months<br/>blinded assessment"]
M2 --> N2["6 months<br/>blinded assessment"]
N1 --> O["Intention-to-treat analysis"]
N2 --> O
O --> PO["Primary outcome"]
O --> SO["Secondary outcomes"]The standard flow diagram for a systematic review: records identified, screened, assessed for eligibility and included. Replace each n with your own counts.
The CONSORT flow diagram for a randomised trial: enrolment, allocation to two arms, follow-up and analysis, with the numbers lost at each stage.
Design figure for a prospective cohort study: exposed and unexposed groups followed over time to compare outcomes.
A conceptual framework with independent, mediating, moderating and dependent variables, plus control variables. Rename the boxes for your own study.
The experiment pipeline figure for a machine-learning paper: data, preprocessing, splits, model training, evaluation, ablation and statistical testing.
The six steps of thematic analysis (Braun and Clarke) as a process figure, from familiarisation to the written report.