Data Monitoring Committees (DMCs) are empaneled to safeguard trial participants and uphold the scientific integrity of a trial. But when it comes to assessing risk-benefit, are DMCs typically provided with benefit summaries by default or upon request? Join us for an insightful webinar where our experts, Rebecca Gatesman and Emily Woolley, will examine real-world scenarios and explore how appropriate data summaries can best support DMCs to assess risk-benefit. Key topics will include: • How DMCs consider alternative therapies and trials available to participants when making a recommendation • Which data summaries reflect participant benefit • How sponsors can best support DMCs • Planning for risk-benefit assessments Register today! https://hubs.ly/Q03TkjVF0
Webinar: How DMCs Assess Risk-Benefit with Data Summaries
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