Optimising treatments with the new MAMS-ROCI design - a podcast by MRC Clinical Trials Unit at UCL

Innovative platform designs present an opportunity to run faster and more efficient clinical trials.

Clinical trials methodology is a research area that looks at how to improve the design, conduct, and analysis of clinical trials. It focuses on developing and implementing new methods to help run trials faster and more efficiently, that will ultimately accelerate the discovery of new treatments.In this episode, methodologist Matteo Quartagno tells us about a new clinical trial design called MAMS-ROCI. It is a type of multi-arm multi-stage design that compares a range of different treatment durations, dose or frequencies to identify the optimal one.

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