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A Practical Guide to Data Monitoring Committees in Adaptive Trials
Therapeutic Innovation and Regulatory Science, 2014Christy Chuang-Stein +2 more
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Data monitoring committees, interim analysis and early termination in paediatric trials
Acta Paediatrica, International Journal of Paediatrics, 2011Martin Offringa, Ricardo M Fernandes
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Data and Safety Monitoring Committees in Clinical Trials
2009Jay Herson, Jay Herson
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Clinical Trials, 2018
This issue of Clinical Trials contains the proceedings of the tenth annual conference on statistical issues in clinical trials, held at the University of Pennsylvania in April 2017.
S. Ellenberg, J. Ellenberg
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This issue of Clinical Trials contains the proceedings of the tenth annual conference on statistical issues in clinical trials, held at the University of Pennsylvania in April 2017.
S. Ellenberg, J. Ellenberg
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Bringing data monitoring committee charters into the sunlight
Clinical Trials, 2023Clinical trials investigating novel or high risk interventions, or studying vulnerable participants, often use a data monitoring committee to oversee the progress of the trial.
D. DeMets +5 more
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Decision Analysis for a Data Monitoring Committee of a Clinical Trial
1998A data monitoring committee holds a position of great trust within the structure of a US clinical trial, as it alone receives the accumulating data and decides whether to continue the trial. The committee generally meets at regularly scheduled intervals, e.g. six months.
Joseph B. Kadane +2 more
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Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), 2016
R. Lewis, K. Calis, D. DeMets
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R. Lewis, K. Calis, D. DeMets
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Clinical Trials of Herpes Simplex Encephalitis: The Role of the Data Monitoring Committee
2006Herpes simplex encephalitis (HSE) is the most frequent cause of focal necrotizing encephalitis, accounting for approximately 2,500 cases annually in the United States. Studies initiated in the early 1970s have continuously evaluated promising antiviral drugs for the treatment of this disease, utilizing randomized, blinded, controlled clinical trial ...
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