NERDS 2019
New England Rare Disease Statistics (NERDS) Workshop
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Robert Beckman (Georgetown University)
Clinical Trial Designs for Rare Diseases: The Confirmatory Basket Trial and the Informational Design (slides)
Ming-Hui Chen (University of Connecticut)
Leveraging Historical Information: Methods and Applications
Balram Gundapaneni (Pfizer)
Results from a Pivotal Phase III Study Using Finkelstein-Schoenfeld, a Rank-Based Method to Combine Information Across Multiple Endpoints (slides)
Rima Izem (Children's National Hospital)
Comparative Effectiveness Using Natural History Data, A Case Study
Ziliang Li, Chenkun Wang (Vertex Pharmaceuticals), Rui (Sammi) Tang (Servier)
Designing a Clinical Trial for Rare Disease with Historical Control - A Practical Roadmap with Case Studies (slides)
Qing Liu (Quantitative and Regulatory Medical Science, LLC)
On Analysis of Single Arm Trial with Natural History Controls: A Virtual 1-to-Many Matched Control Method
Peng Sun (Biogen)
Adaptive Conditional Borrowing of Historical Data Using Propensity Score Matching in a Randomized Control Trial (RCT) in the Rare Disease Setting (slides)
Feng Tai, Yanwei Zhang, Yanqiong Zhang (Agios Pharmaceuticals)
Bayesian Dynamic Borrowing through Hierarchical Model to Assess Treatment Effect - A Phase I Case Study (slides)
Lee-Jen Wei (Harvard University)
Utilizing Multiple Endpoints and Multiple Studies for Assessing Totality of Evidence of Treatment Effect (slides)
Jingjing Ye (CDER, FDA)
Ahead of FDARA Sec. 504 Implementation: Years in Review and Years Ahead in Pediatric Cancer Clinical Trials (slides)