👉 Calibrated Research (CalR) is a methodology used primarily in clinical research to assess and improve the accuracy of study results, particularly in terms of dose-response relationships and patient outcomes. It involves comparing observed data from an ongoing trial to expected outcomes based on pre-specified models, often using Bayesian statistical techniques. The goal is to ensure that the trial's findings are reliable and can be generalized to the broader population. Calibration helps researchers identify and address biases, adjust for variability, and make more informed decisions about the efficacy and safety of interventions, ultimately enhancing the credibility and impact of clinical research.
