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Part 2: Simulation Modeling in Clinical Trial Design

January 21, 2009 - On Demand Archive now available

    Speaker for this Event:
    • Peter Alperin, M.D., Medical Director, Archimedes  
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In this webinar Peter Alperin, M.D., Medical Director at Archimedes, Inc., will explain the Archimedes Model and its importance in defining inclusion and exclusion criteria to lower the risk of failure in clinical trials.

The Model can be used to perform a wide variety of sensitivity analysis to understand the effects of changes in enrollment criteria for trials.  This information can by used to inform critical decisions during clinical trial design.

The topics covered will be

  • The Archimedes Model: What is it and how does it Work?
  • Case Study: How could I use a simulation model to inform the design of a trial in cardiovascular disease and/or diabetes?

 

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