Article | August 25, 2020

Considerations For Applying Adaptive Design Approaches To Early Oncology Studies

Source: Premier Research

By Abie Ekangaki and Peter Larson

Oncology

By utilizing accumulating data to modify the operating characteristics of an active trial in accordance with pre-specified rules, adaptive designs can make clinical trials more flexible, efficient, and informative than fixed-sample designs. Adaptive design approaches can be applied across all phases of clinical development, including early oncology studies. These designs introduce real-time flexibility while a trial is underway, including the capability to select biomarker subgroups that identify patients more likely to respond to treatment, allow dynamic adjustment of dose schedules, adjust the size of the trial, or even combine two separate trial phases into a single seamless trial.

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