Download the free guide: Trial-enabling protocols for precision medicine clinical development teams
A trial-enabling protocol runs in parallel to clinical trials, and is designed to help answer critical questions, such as:
- How do we find participants for our trials, when patient populations are rare and genetic testing is not yet widespread?
- How should trials be designed to ensure we can recruit and retain participants? And what are the right endpoints in this new patient population?
- How are the individuals with the genetic subtype we are focussed on different from the ‘standard’ patient profile described in the published literature?
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Trial-enabling protocols for precision medicine clinical development teams
A trial-enabling protocol runs in parallel to clinical trials, and is designed to help answer critical questions, such as:
- How do we find participants for our trials, when patient populations are rare and genetic testing is not yet widespread?
- How should trials be designed to ensure we can recruit and retain participants? And what are the right endpoints in this new patient population?
- How are the individuals with the genetic subtype we are focussed on different from the ‘standard’ patient profile described in the published literature?