Posting of clinical trial results and other critical information from completed medicines trials on ClinicalTrials.gov
Purpose Clinical trials transparency requires trial registration and the posting of results on a public register. US regulations also require the posting of protocols and statistical analysis plans (SAPs). For US Federal agency funded trials to be started on or after 21 January 2019, informed consent forms (ICFs) must also be posted. Posting these documents is not mandatory in other countries. We aimed to assess compliance with US regulations of trials conducted in the US or in other countries with respect to ICFs, protocols, SAPs, and results. Methods This cross-sectional analysis (27 April 2023) comprised completed medicines trials to be started on or after 21 January 2019 registered on ClinicalTrials.gov. Trial data were registered by funder type (i.e., ‘US federal agencies’, industry, and ‘all others’) and development phase. Results Of 5,584 trials, 40% were conducted solely in the US. 47% and 12% of US and non-US trials had posted results. Some 40% of US trials had posted protocols and SAPs as did 9% of trials conducted in other countries. Only 10% (US) and 2% (other countries) of trials had posted ICFs. When the margin of the last 2 and 12 months after primary completion date were considered in the analysis, ICF posting rate did not change, but posting results increased to 64% for US trials. ‘US Federal agencies’ funded trials were significantly more likely to post ICFs than industry [OR 23.9 (12.5-45.7; <.001)] or ‘all others’ [OR 3.16 (1.79-5.56; <.001)]. Conclusion Future interventions should be considered to encourage timely posting of trial results and information..
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European journal of clinical pharmacology - 79(2023), 10 vom: 15. Aug., Seite 1385-1390 |
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Dal-Ré, Rafael [VerfasserIn] |
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© The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature 2023. Springer Nature or its licensor (e.g. a society or other partner) holds exclusive rights to this article under a publishing agreement with the author(s) or other rightsholder(s); author self-archiving of the accepted manuscript version of this article is solely governed by the terms of such publishing agreement and applicable law. |
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| 520 | |a Purpose Clinical trials transparency requires trial registration and the posting of results on a public register. US regulations also require the posting of protocols and statistical analysis plans (SAPs). For US Federal agency funded trials to be started on or after 21 January 2019, informed consent forms (ICFs) must also be posted. Posting these documents is not mandatory in other countries. We aimed to assess compliance with US regulations of trials conducted in the US or in other countries with respect to ICFs, protocols, SAPs, and results. Methods This cross-sectional analysis (27 April 2023) comprised completed medicines trials to be started on or after 21 January 2019 registered on ClinicalTrials.gov. Trial data were registered by funder type (i.e., ‘US federal agencies’, industry, and ‘all others’) and development phase. Results Of 5,584 trials, 40% were conducted solely in the US. 47% and 12% of US and non-US trials had posted results. Some 40% of US trials had posted protocols and SAPs as did 9% of trials conducted in other countries. Only 10% (US) and 2% (other countries) of trials had posted ICFs. When the margin of the last 2 and 12 months after primary completion date were considered in the analysis, ICF posting rate did not change, but posting results increased to 64% for US trials. ‘US Federal agencies’ funded trials were significantly more likely to post ICFs than industry [OR 23.9 (12.5-45.7; <.001)] or ‘all others’ [OR 3.16 (1.79-5.56; <.001)]. Conclusion Future interventions should be considered to encourage timely posting of trial results and information. | ||
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