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Insights

The placebo problem in pain: does baseline pain variability predict placebo response?

Recent reports have demonstrated a positive correlation between baseline pain variability and improvement in clinical trial patients receiving placebo, suggesting that patients with more highly variable reporting…

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Education

Development of end-to-end data management to improve lead times

Technical poster submitted to the BIO-IT World and presented on May 3rd 2022. The implementation of an optimized data management pipeline might require multiple underlying technical solutions that should integrate perfectly one with another. It can be complicated to find its own path among off-the-shelf…

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Webinars

Using the Placebell Covariate to Manage Placebo Response in Clinical Trials

Erica Smith, Chief Business Officer at Cognivia, introducing Placebell©™a tool that can be used to manage the placebo response in clinical trials.

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Insights

Patients are people: a new take on patient-centricity

If you ask a dozen people in the pharmaceutical / biotech industry what the term “patient-centricity” means, you’re likely to get a dozen different answers. These may include…

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Insights

Predicting the placebo response in quality of life, sleep and fatigue

While significant placebo responses rates are often noted in clinical trials for indications like pain and depression, this issue can plague drug development in any therapeutic area…

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Publication

Leveraging historical data to optimize the number of covariates and their explained variance in the analysis of randomized clinical trials

The amount of data collected from patients involved in clinical trials is continuously growing. All baseline patient characteristics…

Type: Scientific Publication
Authors: Samuel Branders, Alvaro Pereira, Guillaume Bernard, Marie Ernst, Jamie Danenberg, Adelin Albert
Conference: Statistical Methods in Medical Research Journal
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