Study optimizes dose selection using safety and patient-reported outcomes, suggesting a patient-centric approach in oncology.
esign), a modular trial design framework for dose-optimisation. We leverage this framework to optimise dosage with respect to three key outcomes - clinician-assessed DLTs, PROs and preliminary efficacy. PRO-ADD performs well at identifying the optimal dose (both efficacious and tolerable) - successfully identifying the most tolerable effective dose and avoiding escalation to larger, safe doses offering no additional efficacy benefit. As the field evolves, patient-centric dose-finding approaches incorporating PROs are crucial in advancing our understanding of treatment tolerability, and in turn, shaping the future landscape of dose-finding oncology trials.
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