Poor dose-regimen selection remains a key cause of the high attrition rate of investigational drugs in confirmatory trials, being directly related to the escalating costs of drug development. This article is a follow-up to the first white paper put forward by the PhRMA Working Group (WG) on Adaptive Dose-Ranging Studies (Bornkamp et al. 2007). It presents results and conclusions from a new round of simulation-based evaluations conducted by the WG, proposing a new set of recommendations to improve the accuracy and efficiency of dose-finding in clinical drug development.
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