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Mike Krams, M.D. joins the Berry Consultants Team
Berry Consultants has hired Dr. Mike Krams as a Senior Medical Scientist in Europe, bringing extensive experience in clinical development strategy and adaptive trials to the team.
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FACTS 7.1 Release
Berry Consultants has released FACTS 7.1, featuring enhancements such as concurrent control comparisons, conditional power calculations, new analysis options for dichotomous endpoints, integration with the R package "Airship" for flexible graphing, improved Bayesian dose escalation consistency, and various interface improvements.
Videos
Case Studies in using FACTS to design Clinical Trials: A 2-arm MACE safety study
Using FACTS to design a large 2-arm safety study, borrowing information from a previous trial, exploring alternative endpoints and using an enriched population.
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Case Studies in using FACTS to design Clinical Trials: An Alzheimer’s Phase 2 dose finding study
A Phase 2 dose finding study using a Bayesian dose response model and response adaptive randomization across multiple doses and treatment regimens. Includes a presentation of the interim analyses from the actual trial that lead to the successful phase 3 trial of Lecanemab.
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Case Studies in using FACTS to design Clinical Trials: A trial in hemorrhagic stroke with adaptive enrichment
A randomized two arm study, using a utility weighted modified Rankin score and rules for adapting the enrolment criteria based on the location of the haemorrhage.
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FACTS Webinar: Response Adaptive Randomization RAR in multi arm trials aiming to select the best arm
This FACTS Webinar will address RAR: 1) A surprising amount of the literature considers just the two arm setting, when arguably the most interesting setting for this technique is the multi-arm one. 2) Present some results in favor of RAR. 3) Lastly there are still misconceptions around that RAR inflates type-1 error, where it is easy to show that the opposite can be true.
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