In an intention-to-treat analysis, all participants in a clinical trial are analyzed according to the group to which they were initially assigned.
In medical terminology, the terms "intention" and "intent" are used in phrases such as "intention-to-treat analysis" and "intent-to-treat analysis".
Intention-to-treat analysis is the gold standard for randomized clinical trials.
Intent-to-treat analysis is a statistical method used in clinical trials
While both constructions can be used, "intention-to-treat analysis" is more common.
In an intention-to-treat analysis, all participants in a clinical trial are analyzed according to the group to which they were initially assigned, regardless of whether they completed the treatment as planned or not.