Conduct of interim analyses Sample Clauses

Conduct of interim analyses. Interim analyses, unblinded to treatment allocation, will be undertaken by a Safety and Efficacy Data Monitoring Committee (SEDMC). This committee will be formed specifically to oversee trial progression with regards serious adverse event (SAE) occurrence and to carry out the planned interim efficacy analyses. The committee, which will comprise a minimum of 3 people, will include an independent statistician and an independent respiratory clinician with experience in COPD. Analyses planned or requested by the SEDMC will be carried out by the independent statistician and transmitted to the SEDMC directly. All interim evaluations (safety and efficacy) will be disclosed only within the SEDMC. In addition to the planned efficacy interim analysis, tables of SAEs will be prepared by the independent statistician and these will be provided to the SEDMC at regular intervals. Safety updates will be prepared so as to be available for review at the same time as the efficacy data are being reviewed (i.e., at each of the two planned interim analyses). Following completion of each interim analysis, the SEDMC will give a recommendation to the Steering Committee as to whether the trial should be stopped prematurely following review of the interim results for safety and efficacy. The Steering Committee will, in conjunction with the Sponsor, decide whether to act on this recommendation. In addition to monitoring safety and efficacy, the SEDMC will also assess whether the planned overall study size is adequate in light of the observed numbers of deaths. If necessary, the SEDMC may recommend increasing the overall trial size, or extending the period of follow-up, in order to ensure adequate power for the trial to give a definitive result. Such recommendations, if necessary, will be made to the Steering Committee. Membership, functions and operating procedures of the Steering Committee, SEDMC and other organisational groups for this study will be defined in a separate document. Operating procedures for the SEDMC will be established before the first interim analysis.
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