JMP® Clinical: Centralized Statistical Monitoring of Clinical TrialsJMP Clinical follows data standards for automated analyses that enable clinicians, data monitors, data managers, and statisticians to efficiently and effectively analyze and report results. The first 20 minutes is an overview and the last 30 minutes is a demo with integrated audience Q&A.
See how to:
- Understand the key characteristics of and challenges for clinical trial data reviews
- Perform risk-based monitoring supervised analyses
- Interpret risk-based monitoring example indicators
- Perform data and site monitoring
- Enable clinicians, data monitors, data managers and statisticians to identify and interpret data quality signals
The Nicardipine Case Study used in the demo:
- Nicardipine hydrochloride is a medication used to treat high blood pressure and angina. It belongs to the class of calcium channel blockers.
- Nicardipine was used in a double-blind clinical study to treat subarachnoid hemorrhage (bleeding between the brain and tissues that cover the brain)
- The study was a two-week trial of 906 patients assigned to one of two treatment arms (intravenous nicardipine or placebo)
- All subjects were hospitalized
- Clinical Outcome: Delayed cerebral vasospasm
Data Quality Signals: Detect unusual correlation patterns in Findings data across sitesData Quality Signals: Detect unusual correlation patterns in Findings data across sites
Data Quality Signals: Looking for constant findings within a test across the studyData Quality Signals: Looking for constant findings within a test across the study
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OtherRe: JMP® Clinical: Centralized Statistical Monitoring of Clinical Trials@PatrickGiuliano
Thank you and keep us posted if you have more questions
Re: JMP® Clinical: Centralized Statistical Monitoring of Clinical TrialsThank you @Chris_Kirchberg nice overview and appreciate the commentary around the original data structure for those less familiar with typical formats for Clinical Trials-type Data.
I am linking a previous video for the last session I attended(10/14/2021) for myself and for the community in the event that I end up here again and want to revisit both in the context of a problem that I am working on. Generating Semi-Automated Patient Narratives using JMP Clinical
-@PatrickGiuliano
