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Multi-centre randomised controlled trials (RCTs) in surgery are challenging. It is particularly difficult to establish standards of surgery and monitor whether interventions are delivered as intended. This can lead to uncertainties about the differences between trial group interventions and the meaning of observed treatment effects.  This study developed and tested methods for intervention design and monitoring within the internal pilot phase of a surgical RCT.

Methods for standardising and monitoring surgical interventions in RCTs