Systematic data capture reduces the need for source data verification: exploratory analysis from a phase 2 multicenter randomized controlled platform trial

Extensive SDV does not change any results or conclusions of the I-SPY COVID trial, which was designed with a systematic strategy for data capture, monitoring, and safety. This strategy could improve the efficiency of clinical trials and eliminate the need for manual SDV.

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Communications Medicine
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2025-10-29
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s43856-025-01126-9
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Meta-analysis and systematic reviews
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Abstract

Extensive SDV does not change any results or conclusions of the I-SPY COVID trial, which was designed with a systematic strategy for data capture, monitoring, and safety. This strategy could improve the efficiency of clinical trials and eliminate the need for manual SDV.

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