Accelerating Outcomes with a Pancreatic Cancer Adaptive Platform
When the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network© were launching an important master protocol trial designed to accelerate outcomes in a cancer with a less than 10% survival rate, they were presented with a challenge:
How do you set up an IRT system for a perpetual design to account for seamless introduction of new investigational treatments?
When your goal is to identify effective and ineffective treatments more quickly than traditional trials through a Complex Innovative Design, the right IRT system is crucial.
In this case study, we discuss:
- How a Complex Innovative Design is used to evaluate multiple treatments in multiple patient populations and why leveraging a flexible IRT is key
- Why early and frequent collaboration amongst key players drives successful implementation of the IRT for Complex Innovative Designs.
- How IRT systems can be built to accommodate future unknowns.
- Leveraging a Bayesian Response-Adaptive Randomization (BRAR) algorithm to “learn as you go” and how the IRT dynamically responds to changing probabilities.