Outcome measures Flashcards

1
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What is the key outcome in phase 1 trials

A

safety and tolerability

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2
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what is the key outcome in phase 2 trials

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efficacy and safety

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3
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what is the key outcome in phase 3 trials

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efficacy for marketisation

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4
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what is the key outcome in phase 4 trials

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long term safety and efficacy compared to the gold standard at that dose

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What are biomarkers

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biochemical, physiological, structural, genetic measurements indicate normal biological or pathological processes and/or pharmaceutical responses

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6
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What are surrogate markers

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biomarkers that predict clinically meaningful outcomes

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What is meant by clinically meaningful outcomes

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how the patient feels, functions or survives e.g. symptom scores, health status, disability, events, death

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