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Episode 55: What is Adaptive Trial Design?

Episode 55: What is Adaptive Trial Design?

Episode 55 Published 3Β months ago
Description

In this QCast episode, Jullia and Tom examine how adaptive trial design allows pre-specified changes to a clinical trial using accumulating interim data. They look at common adaptations, including early stopping, sample size re-estimation and dose selection, while also addressing the statistical, operational and governance controls needed to protect trial integrity.

Key Takeaways

  • Adaptive changes must be planned in advance, with clear decision rules, timing and analysis methods.
  • Recruitment speed, endpoint timing and data readiness can determine whether an adaptation is useful in practice.
  • Statistical simulation, operational testing and controlled access to interim results all need to be considered before the first live analysis.


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