RCT – Research Calculation Tools
Software for study design and growth data analysis.
Growth Analyser Research Calculation Tools (RCT) is software designed for pediatric researchers and offers (statistical) tools and calculator for study design and growth data analysis.
Growth Analyser RCT provides tools such as sample-size calculator and measurement reliability analysis that are helpful when designing a study or assessing a study’s reliability. Calculators such as a standard deviation score calculator, growth velocity calculator, growth predication calculators, and a general-purpose calculator are provided from a spreadsheet-like growth data analysis tool that is compatible with SPSS, MS Excel en CSV database files.
To allow for growth analysis of data of patients with different backgrounds and/or diagnoses, Growth Analyser EPRS comes with a large database of more than 300 growth references for geographic regions and/or ethnicities, as well as for diagnoses.
Version
4.2.10
Release Date
August 12, 2024
Requirements
Microsoft Windows 10, 11
Microsoft Server 2012, 2012 R2, 2016, 2019, 2022
macOS 10.14 (x64) or higher
Price (excluding VAT)
€ 125.00
More information about this program, download the fact sheet.
Program features
See here the most important features of this program
Study Design Aids
Sample-size calculation and measurement reliability tools that help with study design and reliability assessment.
Data Analysis Tool
Spreadsheet-like tool that provides age, BSA, BMI, growth velocities, and standard deviation score calculators.
Database Files
Open and work on database files in SPSS (*.sav), Microsoft Excel, or CSV format.
Selecting and Grouping Data
Select cases and/or split database files in separate groups for analysis.
Tailored Data Analysis
Tailored growth data analysis through the availability of 300+ growth references for geographic regions, ethnicities, and diagnoses.
Growth Prediction Tools
Bayley-Pinneau, constitutionally tall stature, and Tanner-Whitehouse (TW2) adult height, and prediction of growth response to growth hormone treatment.
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