Sparse item testing of clinical scales in neurology trials to alleviate burden to patients

These findings show that using the symptom severity derived from item scores as the endpoint allows sparse testing to drastically reduce trial burden without incurring major power loss. This benefit would multiply for indications like Alzheimer's disease where modern trials often require patients to be tested on multiple scales at several times.

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Journal of Neurology
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2024-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00415-024-12650-4
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Health Systems, Economic Evaluations, Quality of Life
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Sparse item testing of clinical scales in neurology trials to alleviate burden to patients

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Sparse item testing of clinical scales in neurology trials to alleviate burden to patients

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Abstract

These findings show that using the symptom severity derived from item scores as the endpoint allows sparse testing to drastically reduce trial burden without incurring major power loss. This benefit would multiply for indications like Alzheimer's disease where modern trials often require patients to be tested on multiple scales at several times.

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