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  string(1651) "Background:

Psoriasis clinical trials have traditionally used Psoriasis Area and Severity Index (PASI) scores as a primary outcome and reported proportions of patients achieving PASIs reduction in a frequentist statistical model (group comparison). A more informative method of data presentation for the clinician would be in terms of probability for treatment success in the best and worst cases.

  Objective:

-Can alternative data presentations and analyses improve conclusions and information provided from psoriasis biologic clinical trials?

-Can a Bayesian aggregate n-of-1 approach limit sample sizes and enable the design of more cost-effective trials?

Study Design:

We will re-analyze raw psoriasis clinical trial data and generate waterfall plots illustrating PASI or Dermatology Quality of Life Index (DLQI) improvements, spider plots assessing long-term drug efficacy, and a Bayesian aggregate n-of-1 format to generate a posterior probability distribution for the probability of achieving a PASI75 score.

Participants:

We will include patients with plaque psoriasis that were included in the phase III trials: NCT00267969, NCT00307437, NCT00454584, NCT01059773, NCT01550744, NCT02203032.

Main Outcome Measure(s):

1) Distribution of individual PASI and DLQI responses in participants receiving biologic treatment for psoriasis.

2) Modeling of the sample size effect using n-of-1 design and Bayesian hierarchical model meta-analysis.

Statistical Analysis:

Bayesian analysis n-of-1 design as described by 1-3.Alternative data models will be prepared using R suite."
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  string(2536) "Clinical trial data form the empirical foundation for modern evidence-based medicine. Through this process, drugs are rigorously studied for their safety and efficacy before recommendations may be formed to guide clinical decision-making. Just as the therapeutic options for psoriasis continue to develop and improve, so too must the analysis and data presentation models used to generate and illustrate trial results. 

Current PASI score and frequentist methods do not visualize the entire spectrum of individual patient responses. Current developments in other fields such as in oncology advance towards alternative methods of data visualization encompassing the responses in the entire study population. Examples are the spider and waterfall plots that illustrate each patient?s unique drug response rates as well as population response distributions. Waterfall plots demonstrate the entire cohort?s response distribution to treatment by illustrating each patient?s individual response, effectively resulting in a waterfall-like figure 4,5. Spider plots have been used in oncology publications to graph tumor size changes longitudinally over time 4. We hope to extend this functionality into the field of dermatology and assess long-term biologic efficacy for treatment and maintenance of psoriasis. Ultimately, we aim to explore the usage of such alternative data presentation methods, improve the external validity of psoriasis drug studies, and optimize patient-care by providing practitioners with more complete results and conclusions. Furthermore, the implementation of more individual-centered data presentation may facilitate future studies exploring personalized medicine and enable researchers to inquire into what factors lead to a single patient?s unique responses to various psoriasis biologics. 

Bayesian aggregate n-of-1 formats have previously been used in studying rare disease treatments where gathering high-quality treatment evidence is challenging due to limited resources, insufficient patient populations, and considerable heterogeneity 1. In extending this methodology into psoriasis biologic clinical trials, we hope to enable the design of smaller and more cost-effective studies with comparable outcomes to larger clinical trials. We will make use of previous published protocols as a reference when designing our own Bayesian aggregate n-of-1 analyses 1-3. 

This study is original and the proposed methods for data analysis and visualization have not been attempted before for psoriasis."
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-Explore whether alternative data presentation and analysis methods, such as spider and waterfall plots, could be utilized to add to the conclusions and information provided from psoriasis biologic clinical trials.

-Explore whether a Bayesian aggregate n-of-1 approach could limit sample size and enable the design of more cost-effective. 

We hypothesize that incorporating spider and waterfall plots will prove valuable for illustrating individual patient response and population response distributions, and could be utilized to improve clinical decision-making. We also believe implementing a Bayesian aggregate n-of-1 approach to psoriasis biologic clinical trials could provide similar conclusions to traditional larger trials."
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  string(331) "We will include patients with plaque psoriasis that were included in phase III clinical trials. Both placebo-controlled trials and trials with active comparators will be included. The list of trials are as follows: NCT00267969, NCT00307437, NCT00454584, NCT01059773, NCT01550744, NCT02203032. There are no other exclusion criteria."
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  string(1434) "-Individual data (primary and secondary outcomes) will be plotted using R-scripting to visualize individual responses using waterfall plots (single endpoint) and spider plots (multiple endpoint in time) for different studied drugs and placebo. Further statistical analysis will be descriptive by analysing the overall shape of the curves and presence or absence of the visually obvious thresholds in the level of population responses.

-Depending on the results of this analysis, we would like to reserve the right for other types of data presentation, if applicable (e.g. movies showing longitudinal variability in clinical responses).

-For the Bayesian analysis, the independent variables listed above will be used as priors. In this analysis, we will include patients who received more than one block of therapy (e.g. active treatment and placebo). Individual patients will be treated as trials and analysed using meta-analysis methodology described by Chen and Chen2. We will use modelling with different numbers of patients (n=10, 15, 25, 50, 100) to analyse the sample size of individual patient trials that give equivalent statistical results to the frequentist analysis (methodology is described in reference 1). The response will be presented as the probability curve of achieving a predetermined outcome: PASI75 or PASI90 (this outcome will be the same as the primary or secondary outcomes in the original study)."
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  string(828) "The project will begin as soon as we have access to the clinical trial data. We will aim to have applied, and have access, to the raw clinical trial data by the end of April. Next, we will re-analyze the data and prepare waterfall plots illustrating PASI or DLQI improvements and spider plots assessing long-term drug efficacy ? this should be completed by the end of June. We hope to have the Bayesian aggregate n-of-1 data prepared by the end of July. Both of the above steps constitute our planned analyses. August and September will be spent interpreting our prepared data presentation models and preparing the discussion and conclusions. The final six months of our 12-month data usage will be dedicated to preparing the manuscript for publication. We plan to have a draft ready for publication by the end of December 2019."
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  string(490) "We plan to publish the results in peer-reviewed dermatological journals. Potentially suitable target journals are, but not restricted to: J Am Acad Dermatol, Br J Dermatol, JAMA Dermatology.

Philip will apply to present the results, once published, at the Canadian Dermatology Association 2020 conference, the Skin Research Group of Canada 2020 conference, the Society of Investigative Dermatology 2020 conference, and the University of Alberta 2020 Day of Medical Research Symposium."
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1.	Stunnenberg, B. C. et al. Effect of Mexiletine on Muscle Stiffness in Patients With Nondystrophic Myotonia Evaluated Using Aggregated N-of-1 Trials. JAMA 320, 2344?2353 (12 11, 2018).

2.	Chen, X. & Chen, P. A comparison of four methods for the analysis of N-of-1 trials. PLoS One 9, e87752 (2014).

3.	Stunnenberg, B. C. et al. Combined N-of-1 trials to investigate mexiletine in non-dystrophic myotonia using a Bayesian approach; study rationale and protocol. BMC Neurol. 15, (2015).

4.	Chia, P. L., Gedye, C., Boutros, P. C., Wheatley-Price, P. & John, T. Current and Evolving Methods to Visualize Biological Data in Cancer Research. J. Natl. Cancer Inst. 108, (08 2016).

5.	Gillespie, T. W. Understanding Waterfall Plots. J Adv Pract Oncol 3, 106?111 (2012).
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