Challenges on Multiple Endpoints in Clinical Trials: An Industry Survey in Japan

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Kentaro Sakamaki
Seitaro Yoshida
Yusuke Morita
Toshifumi Kamiura
Katsuhiro Iba
Naoyuki Ogawa
Hideki Suganami
Satoru Tsuchiya
Satoru Fukimbara
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[1] The University of Tokyo,Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics
[2] Yokohama City University,Center for Data Science
[3] Japan Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association,Data Science Expert Committee, Drug Evaluation Committee
[4] Chugai Pharmaceutical Co,Clinical Information & Intelligence Department
[5] Ltd,Clinical Data Science and Affairs
[6] Kyorin Pharmaceutical Co,Data Science Department
[7] Ltd,Department of Biometrics
[8] Nippon Shinyaku Co,Clinical Development Department
[9] Ltd,Clinical Data Science Department
[10] Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co,Data Science
[11] Ltd,Data Science
[12] Sanwa Kagaku Kenkyusho Co,undefined
[13] Ltd,undefined
[14] Kowa Company,undefined
[15] Ltd,undefined
[16] Sumitomo Dainippon Pharma Co,undefined
[17] Ltd,undefined
[18] Ono Pharmaceutical Co,undefined
[19] Ltd,undefined
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multiple endpoints; terminology; determination of endpoint; multiplicity adjustment; industry survey;
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页码:528 / 533
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