Clinical Trial Design, Implementation, and Analysis

Covers fundamental elements of clinical trials, statistical design considerations like randomization, and designs for Phase I-III studies including adaptive and master protocols.

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  • Summarize the objectives of clinical trials and key statistical design components

  • Design the clinical trials and investigate the operating characteristics of the design to implement clinical trials

  • Write the protocol section of statistical considerations and communicate the design of clinical trials to both statisticians and clinicians

  • Build sequential and adaptive methods for clinical trials

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STAT 609, 610,B M I/​STAT 641, or graduate/professional standing

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Gain an understanding of fundamental elements of clinical trials (such as objectives, endpoints, surrogate endpoints, and statistical decisions) and statistical design considerations (such as randomization and blinding). Designs of clinical trials for Phase I, II, and III studies including single-arm, two-arm, and drug combination trials. Introduction to adaptive designs for precision medicine and master protocol designs such as umbrella trials and basket trials.

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  • Fundamental elements of clinical trials
  • Statistical design considerations
  • Adaptive and master protocol designs

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  • Designing clinical trials and investigating operating characteristics
  • Writing protocol sections for statistical considerations
  • Building sequential and adaptive methods

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