Development of an Opioid Side Effects Scale

Butler, S.; Katz, Nathaniel; Budman, Simon H.; Fernandez, Kathrine C.

doi:10.1016/j.jpain.2005.01.337

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“… 263 A second example is opioid-related side effects, which represent another symptom cluster that includes nausea, dizziness, sedation, and constipation, and can also be assessed with several validated questionnaires. 29 , 30 Importantly, harms assessed with prospective outcome assessments will result in a higher incidence than passive AE capture, and therefore, values derived from prospective and passive measures cannot be directly compared.…”

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Design and conduct of confirmatory chronic pain clinical trials

Katz¹

2020

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The purpose of this article is to provide readers with a basis for understanding the emerging science of clinical trials and to provide a set of practical, evidence-based suggestions for designing and executing confirmatory clinical trials in a manner that minimizes measurement error. The most important step in creating a mindset of quality clinical research is to abandon the antiquated concept that clinical trials are a method for capturing data from clinical practice and shifting to a concept of the clinical trial as a measurement system, consisting of an interconnected set of processes, each of which must be in calibration for the trial to generate an accurate and reliable estimate of the efficacy (and safety) of a given treatment. The status quo of inaccurate, unreliable, and protracted clinical trials is unacceptable and unsustainable. This article gathers aspects of study design and conduct under a single broad umbrella of techniques available to improve the accuracy and reliability of confirmatory clinical trials across traditional domain boundaries.

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Section: Assessment Of Adverse Eventsmentioning

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Design and conduct of confirmatory chronic pain clinical trials

Katz¹

2020

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Development of an Opioid Side Effects Scale

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Design and conduct of confirmatory chronic pain clinical trials

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