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Posted On: 01/26/2021 8:50:35 PM
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Re: Cassandra X #74531
I was at first skeptical that the auditor is still blinded to the treatment arm as the auditor reviews the medical records for all 390 patients.
But it makes sense that the auditor should be blinded as to which arm as the auditor works through the patient files in an effort to extract data on the endpoints.
You don't want the auditor thinking about whether the patient was treatment or placebo while the auditor parses the endpoint data.
Assuming Pourhassan is speaking truthfully, that means that very few individuals at Amarex are working on the patient files. 390 patients is a lot, but it probably doesn't take 10 days for one person to get through 390 files?
But it makes sense that the auditor should be blinded as to which arm as the auditor works through the patient files in an effort to extract data on the endpoints.
You don't want the auditor thinking about whether the patient was treatment or placebo while the auditor parses the endpoint data.
Assuming Pourhassan is speaking truthfully, that means that very few individuals at Amarex are working on the patient files. 390 patients is a lot, but it probably doesn't take 10 days for one person to get through 390 files?
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