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Intensivist Physicians' Knowledge and Attitudes About Bayesian Adaptive Clinical Trials
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In this video, the speaker discusses Bayesian adaptive clinical trials as an alternative to traditional randomized trials. Traditional trials have limitations such as time, cost, and the potential for indeterminate or underpowered results. Bayesian adaptive trials offer more flexibility by using a master protocol that can study multiple interventions and adapt to add or remove arms as needed. These trials use Bayesian statistics, which provide a direct probability estimate of an event occurring. The speaker presents the results of a study that compared physicians' understanding and acceptance of Bayesian adaptive trials to traditional frequentist trials. The study found that there was no difference in acceptance between the two types of trials, but physicians had a higher understanding of frequentist trials. The findings suggest the need for ongoing education on Bayesian adaptive trials and highlight the importance of peer review and expert oversight.
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Professional Development and Education, Research, 2023
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Type: star research | Star Research Presentations: Research Enrichment, Adult and Pediatric (SessionID 30002)
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Bayesian adaptive clinical trials
traditional randomized trials
limitations
flexibility
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