A regulatory view on adaptive/flexible clinical trial design
- PMID: 16972707
- DOI: 10.1002/bimj.200610229
A regulatory view on adaptive/flexible clinical trial design
Abstract
Recently there is growing interest in use of adaptive or flexible designs for development of pharmaceutical products. Statistical methodology has been greatly advanced in the literature. However, there are still some important issues with the methodology and application. In addition, there are many other challenges with these designs, including efficiency of these designs in the entire development program, trial conduct and logistics, the infrastructure of an adaptive trial, the regulatory evaluation of trial results and trial conduct, etc. Up till now, regulatory experience in these designs is very limited. We share some of the challenges.
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