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A New Tool for Clinical Trial Milestone Predictions

A New Tool for Clinical Trial Milestone Predictions
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Introducing nQuery Predict
A New Tool for Clinical Trial Milestone Predictions

nQuery Predict uses your trial data to project when key actions will occur. This gives you the ability to identify roadblocks and take action to keep your trial on schedule.

nQuery Predict is a new tool that uses simulation to help trialists make better predictions about when key trial milestones will occur. nQuery Predict will provide tools to predict key enrollment and event milestones both before and while a trial is ongoing.

In this tutorial, we have introduced clinical trial milestone prediction and the tools available in nQuery Predict for this.

We show you how you can make more informed decisions based on real trial data as it becomes available.

About-nQuery-Predict

Clinical trials rely on key study milestones being reached before interim or final analyses can be conducted.

Enrollment targets are commonly missed in clinical trials. In survival (time-to-event) analysis studies, event targets can be unpredictable and complex to model.

While pre-trial assumptions are used to project when these milestones will occur, it is vital to know if enrollment and survival trends vary from the pre-trial assumptions. Re-evaluation of the trial’s trajectory and required resources can be made on real-time interim predictions.


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Who is this for?

This will be highly beneficial if you're a biostatistician, scientist, or clinical trial professional that is involved in sample size calculation and the optimization of clinical trials in:

 

  • Pharma and Biotech
  • CROs
  • Med Device
  • Research Institutes
  • Regulatory Bodies
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