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Exploring the discrepancies between clinical trials and real-world data by accounting for Selection criteria, Operations, and Measurements of Outcome

2024-01-23

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The potential of real-world data to inform clinical trial design and supplement control arms has gained much interest in recent years. The most common approach relies on reproducing control arm outcomes by matching real-world patient cohorts to clinical trial baseline populations. However, recent studies pointed out that there is a lack of replicability, generalisability, and consensus. Further, few studies consid...

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2d6b428d-fc21-567f-9b49-cec4522c77ec
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10.1101/2024.01.22.24301594
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