Clinical Trial Analysis and Reporting Flashcards

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What is a Statistical Analysis Plan?

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A document containing more technical and detailed elaboration of the principal features of analysis described in protocol

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Who is the SAP developed by?

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Trial statistician

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When is SAP made?

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Basic SAP agreed before the trial starts, signed off before analysis starts
signed off by CI and lead statistician
Can be reviewed and agreed by IDMC/TSC

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4
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What are the guides to make an SAP?

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Usually have templates and SOPs to guide it

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Details to include in the SAP 5

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  • Level of statistical significance to use
  • How to handle multicenter data, patient withdrawals…
  • Methods for blinding statistician
  • How to handle missing data…
  • IT software detail…
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6
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ICH GCP guidelines with data analysis:

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All trial info should be recorded, handled and stored in a way allowing accurate reporting, interpretation and verification
Also confidentiality of patients should be supported

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7
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What is intention to treat analysis?2

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Includes every subject who was randomised according to their randomised treatment assignment
Ignores non compliance, protocol deviations, withdrawal…

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8
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Why is intention to treat good?

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Avoids overoptimistic estimates of efficacy that happen by removing non compliers

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If not intention to treat analysis, what analysis do you use?

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Pre-protocol analysis

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10
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What is preprotocol analysis

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Compare treatment groups according to what treatment they actually received and completed

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11
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What is EQUATOR?

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Enhancing quality and transparency of health research
Aims to improve reliability and value of published health research lit
Has guidelines and tools

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12
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STROBE

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Observational Studies

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13
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PRISMA

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Systematic reviews and meta analysis

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14
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PRISMA-P

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Protocol

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15
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CONSORT

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CLinical trials

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16
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SPIRIT

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Protocols

17
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CONSORT guidelines explain

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25 item checklist of minimum set of requirements for authors to follow. Including a flow diagram

18
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What is clinical appraisal?

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Carefully and systematically examining research to identify strengths and weaknesses and judge trustworthiness and relevance