RWD and RWE-focused Demonstration Projects
Effectiveness Research with Real-World Data to Support FDA’s Regulatory Decision-Making
To explore whether non-interventional study designs could provide credible evidence of drug effect as a randomized design, The Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Harvard Medical School project is emulating thirty completed clinical trials as closely as possible in a consistent, transparent, and reproducible process.
Emulation of Randomized Clinical Trials With Nonrandomized Database Analyses
Understanding the use of existing real-world data for medical product evaluation
Reference: Real-world Using linked administrative claims and EHR data for commercially insured and Medicare Advantage beneficiaries aggregated by OptumLabs, goals of the Yale-Mayo Clinic CERSI RWE project were to:
emulate the characteristics of trial populations based on pre-specified inclusion and exclusion criteria of two ongoing clinical trials; emulate the results of these ongoing clinical trials; and
once complete, compare the emulated populations and results to the actual trial population and results
Emulating the GRADE trial using real world data: retrospective comparative effectiveness study
Vesalius Trial
Integrating Clinical trials and Real World Endpoints data (ICAREdata) Data Capture and Standardization Study
Project Goal: Explore the ability to create curated standardized outcome responses within an existing EHR system.
Test the mCODE FHIR-based standard for data collection from EHRs in Alliance clinical trials
Compare these data to those obtained from standard research EDC system (Medidata Rave)
Confirm that EHR-based study data are as accurate as those collected via Medidata Rave EDC
Adverse Event Reporting in the Integrating Clinical trials and Real World Endpoints Data (ICAREdata) Initiative
Project goals: Explore the ability to create curated standardized adverse event information within an existing EHR system.
Test a mCODE-compatible structured data model for CTCAE embedded within the EHR
Develop and test ICAREdata methods for collecting CTCAE data directly from EHR
Assess usability, burden, and acceptance by providers
Advancing standards and methodologies to generate real-world evidence from real-world data through a neonatal pilot project
Overall project goal(s): Explore RWD/RWE utility in the neonatal population using neonatal broncho-pulmonary dysplasia as an example
Develop a Real-World Data and Analytics Platform (RW-DAP) which can access RWD to generate RWE
Execute a pilot project that generates RWE to support regulatory decision making in neonatal drug development
Identify gaps that hinder the optimal use of existing RWD
Maximize prospective collection of RWD to generate RWE
Transforming Real-world evidence with Unstructured and Structured data to advance Tailored therapy (TRUST)
Overall project goal(s): Explore how data quality affects RWE study conclusions
Understand the impact of underlying data quality on real-world evidence results
Define a pathway to enable high-validity evidence through advanced data and technologies
Enhancing evidence generation by linking randomized clinical trials (RCTs) to real-world data (RWD)
Overall project goal(s): Explore utility of linking RCTs to RWE
Demonstrate how linking RCTs with RWD can enhance RCTs and help calibrate RWE studies.
Leverage RCT-RWD linked data sets to extend patients’ follow-up time beyond trial completion, to compare RWD-based and RCT measurements, to generalize RCT results to real-world target populations, and to investigate the underlying reasons for potential discrepancies between RCTs and RWE studies.
Common Data Model Harmonization (Phase II)
Applying novel statistical approaches to develop a decision framework for hybrid randomized controlled trial designs which combine internal control arms with patients' data from real-world data source
Overall project goal(s):
Evaluation of hybrid designs and their operating characteristics, when applied to time-to-event endpoints
Assessment of the designs beyond time-to-event settings when applied to diseases in different therapeutic areas, especially rare diseases
Development of R-Packages supporting study design simulations and offering training workshops on the use of the packages to review staff at the FDA
Roflumilast or Azithromycin to prevent COPD exacerbations (RELIANCE)
FDA-Catalyst
Overall project goal(s): Explore utility of linking administrative claims data to patient clinical trial data by linking RELIANCE trial participants to their CMS claims data to improve ascertainment of trial outcomes including first hospitalization, all-cause death, healthcare utilization, and medication adherence.
Test distributed regression methods with vertically partitioned data
FDA MyStudies
Overall project goal(s):
Implement several enhancements to the FDA-Catalyst MyStudies mobile application (app) platform to improve usability and facilitate the collection of detailed patient information
Enable implementation of the app to facilitate collection of patient-reported data from (1) PCORI pragmatic trial and (2) registry selected by the FDA:
Improving outcomes in Limited Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (LIMIT-JIA)
Study of a Prospective Adult Research Cohort with IBD (SPARC IBD)
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IMPACT Afib
RWE use for implementation of a large, prospective, pragmatic trial embedded in commercial health plans; Assess educational interventions for patients diagnosed with Afib
Duke Harmony
Explores whether EHRs are fit to facilitate clinical research recruitment and be used for endpoints.
Electronic health data changes the conduct of clinical trials through less data work at local sites and an improved ability to find participants
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