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Dermatology Clinical Trials

Psoriasis, atopic dermatitis and other skin-disease trials, typically analyzed as responder proportions with stratified tests.

2 trials in this area

Statistical methods in dermatology trials

The methods these trials rely on most, based on the statistical analyses posted to ClinicalTrials.gov, with the tutorial that explains each one.

Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel test Used in 25% of dermatology trials · SAS PROC FREQ for Categorical Data Analysis → ANCOVA Used in 20% of dermatology trials · Analyzing Change from Baseline in Clinical Trials → Multiple imputation / missing data Used in 19% of dermatology trials · Multiple Imputation: A Practical Guide → Odds ratio Used in 14% of dermatology trials · Effect Size Measures in Clinical Research → Risk difference Used in 14% of dermatology trials · Effect Size Measures in Clinical Research → Logistic regression Used in 12% of dermatology trials · Logistic Regression Part 2: A Worked Clinical Example → Mixed-effects model Used in 8% of dermatology trials · Linear Mixed Effects Models for Longitudinal Data → MMRM (mixed model for repeated measures) Used in 8% of dermatology trials · MMRM Part 2: Sensitivity Analyses and Robustness →

All dermatology trials

2 results

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