Published: Systematic Review of Transportability & Generalizability Analysis
Rebecca Metcalfe Rebecca Metcalfe

Published: Systematic Review of Transportability & Generalizability Analysis

We at CCS are proud to announce our the publication of our systematic review of applied transportability and generalizability analyses. This review is a landscape analysis intended to give an overview of all of the published applications of transportability and generalizability analyses using real data.

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Making Decisions Clearer: Target Validity & The Estimands Framework Health Technology Assessments
Rebecca Metcalfe Rebecca Metcalfe

Making Decisions Clearer: Target Validity & The Estimands Framework Health Technology Assessments

The deadline has passed to submit feedback on Canada's Drug Agency’s draft Methods Guide for Health Technology Assessment, which outlines a framework for appraising clinical evidence in health technology assessments (link). At CCS, we contributed comments emphasizing the need for methodological rigor and innovation to ensure assessments are both scientifically sound and practically relevant.

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The Journey and the Destination: Process Measures for Diversity Action Plans
Rebecca Metcalfe Rebecca Metcalfe

The Journey and the Destination: Process Measures for Diversity Action Plans

Yesterday was the last day to submit comments on the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) most recent draft industry guidance on diversity in clinical trials, Diversity Action Plans to Improve Enrollment of Participants from Underrepresented Populations in Clinical Studies (link). Here at CCS, we took this as an opportunity to highlight the need for process metrics for diversity in clinical trials.

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Mind the Gap: EMA Guidance on Diversity in Clinical Trials
Rebecca Metcalfe Rebecca Metcalfe

Mind the Gap: EMA Guidance on Diversity in Clinical Trials

Demonstrating its commitment to aligning global standards in clinical trials, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has adopted three ICH guidelines that are particularly relevant to diversity in clinical trials as well as EU Clinical Trial Regulation No 536/2014. Although these are important steps forward, the EMA’s adopted guidelines and regulation has notable gaps.

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