US FDA Invites Randomized Trial Designs With Real-World Elements

Agency is eager to engage with sponsors on ‘well thought-out proposals' to include real-world data sources in randomized studies, Office of New Drugs director Peter Stein says but adds that believability and robustness of the data are the agency’s primary concern.

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The welcome mat is out at the FDA for randomized studies that incorporate real-world data elements. • Source: Shutterstock

The US Food and Drug Administration’s door is open to drug developers interested in integrating real-world data elements into randomized trials, but some regulatory skepticism about the reliability and utility of such data may linger behind that door.

At a recent Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy meeting on leveraging randomized clinical trials to generate real-world evidence for regulatory purposes, FDA officials encouraged industry to bring RWE proposals to...

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