Evaluating Adaptive Trials: Do They Align With Your Study's Goals And Requirements?
Source: Veristat, Inc.
Adaptive clinical trial designs are transforming drug development by increasing efficiency and reducing costs. These designs allow for planned modifications—such as adjusting sample size, treatment arms, or endpoints—based on interim results. Adaptive trials are especially beneficial in areas like oncology and neurological disorders, where patient populations are small or responses vary. While these trials offer many advantages, they’re not suitable for every study. A thorough assessment is crucial to ensure they align with a trial’s goals, resources, and regulatory standards.
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