Pragmatic Clinical Trial Resources-Decentralised trials/Lessons from Covid

Decentralised trials/Lessons from Covid

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The speaker argues that COVID-19 transformed clinical research by encouraging collaboration, rapid engagement, peer review, and reduced protectionism. These lessons could improve pragmatic trials in gynecologic cancers. He emphasizes asking patient-centered questions, focusing on meaningful outcomes like survival and quality of life, and using efficient trial designs such as platform, adaptive, basket, and umbrella studies. He also highlights remote and community-based approaches to reach broader populations and streamline recruitment. Overall, he calls for fast, collaborative, ethical, and flexible trial methods that generate useful evidence and better serve patients.

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Decentralised trials/Lessons from Covid by Amit Oza

Keywords

COVID-19 clinical research

gynecologic cancer trials

patient-centered outcomes

adaptive trial designs

community-based recruitment