State of Clinical Trials
Recording Now Available: The State of U.S. COVID-19 Treatment Clinical Trials Public Webinar
A recording for CTTI’s public webinar, The State of U.S. COVID-19 Treatment Clinical Trials, held Apr. 15, is now available. In the webinar, moderated by CTTI Acting Executive Director Leanne Madre, CTTI presented findings from an analysis of data downloaded from the database for the Aggregate Analysis of ClinicalTrials.gov (AACT) on the state of U.S. COVID-19 treatment studies. The presentation included an overview of the U.S. COVID-19 clinical trials landscape, the availability of results, and changes in the portfolio as time has progressed. The presenters – Robert Califf, Verily and Google Health; Harlan Krumholz, Yale School of Medicine; and Deborah Zarin, Multi-Regional Clinical Trials Center of Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard University – discussed how the findings from the analysis can be applied to improvements needed across the clinical trials enterprise.
View the full slide deck for the public webinar to learn more from each presenter.
For additional information on CTTI’s COVID-19 work, please visit this web page.
Updated AACT Database Now Available & Ripe for Mining
The latest version of the AACT Database is now available on the CTTI website, along with the supporting documents.
CTTI’s State of Clinical Trials Project updates the Aggregate Analysis of ClincalTrials.gov (AACT) database twice annually. AACT is a restructured and reformatted relational database developed using publicly available and downloadable data from ClinicalTrials.gov. Since its initial release, the AACT database has been used to answer many questions regarding the landscape of clinical trials.
This latest dataset reflects data downloaded from ClinicalTrials.gov on March 27, 2016. To assist users with the interpretation of the data, a comprehensive data dictionary and points to consider document are also available on the CTTI website. Previous versions of AACT are posted as well.
Updated AACT Database Now Available on the CTTI Website
CTTI’s State of Clinical Trials Project set out to facilitate the analyses of data in ClinicalTrials.gov, by creating the database for Aggregate Analysis of ClincalTrials.gov (AACT), a restructured and reformatted relational database developed using publicly available and downloadable data from ClinicalTrials.gov. Since the original AACT was created in 2010, we’ve continued to regularly issue updated versions of the database.
The latest version of the AACT Database is now available on the CTTI website, along with the supporting documents. This dataset reflects data downloaded from ClinicalTrials.gov in September 2015. To assist users with the interpretation of the data, a comprehensive data dictionary and points to consider document are also available on the CTTI website. Previous versions of AACT are posted as well.
Since CTTI released the first AACT database five years ago, it has been utilized to answer many questions regarding the landscape of clinical trials.
Updated AACT Database Now Available on the CTTI Website
CTTI’s State of Clinical Trials Project set out to facilitate the analyses of data in ClinicalTrials.gov, by creating the database for Aggregate Analysis of ClincalTrials.gov (AACT), a restructured and reformatted relational database developed using publicly available and downloadable data from ClinicalTrials.gov. Since the original AACT was created in 2010, we’ve continued to regularly issue updated versions of the database.
The latest version of the AACT Database is now available on the CTTI website, along with the supporting documents. This dataset reflects data downloaded from ClinicalTrials.gov in March 2015. To assist users with interpretation of the data, high level and comprehensive data dictionaries and a points to consider document are also located on the CTTI website. Previous versions of AACT are available as well.
Since CTTI released the first AACT database five years ago, it has been utilized to answer many questions regarding the landscape of clinical trials. For a list of peer-reviewed publications that have assessed the state of trials within medical specialties, CLICK HERE.