The research sought to evaluate responses based on the availability of images, imaging reports, and clinician assessment.
Dr. Janet L. Espirito’s recently conducted research on the potential for real-world data to assess therapeutic responses in patients with mNSCLC has revealed promising results, indicating the feasibility and applicability of real-world data in this context. The study, which involved collaboration with the Friends of Cancer Research Organization and several electronic health record data partners, marked a significant milestone in the utilization of real-world datasets for therapeutic response assessment.
Key Points:
- The research was aimed at identifying methods to evaluate real-world responses to chemotherapy in patients with mNSCLC, leveraging real-world data.
- A uniform protocol and statistical analysis plan were formulated in collaboration with seven electronic health record data partners.
Additional Points:
- The study revealed consistent findings across all data sources in real-world response rates despite the variation in data sources.
- Although the availability of raw images was inconsistent across data partners, imaging reports and clinician assessment of response were consistently available.
- This research underscores the potential for real-world data to assess therapeutic response.
Conclusion:
- The findings suggest that real-world data can reliably be used for assessing therapeutic response, and could help formulate best practices and recommendations for this approach. Further exploration of real-world data can continue to be utilized to support decision making.
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