Clinical Trial Design and Translational Application
Designing clinically meaningful trials and outcome frameworks that can move from patient problems to translational research.
My perspective
I believe a good clinical trial does far more than compare two interventions. It has to start by asking whether the question matters to patients, whether the endpoints are truly meaningful, and whether the results can point toward deeper mechanistic work. That is the research design attitude I care about most.
What I care about most in this area
The question should come from practice
I prefer to start from real patient problems rather than looking for a method first.
Endpoints must be convincing
I care a great deal about how symptom scales, objective measures, and biomarkers are arranged.
A trial is not the endpoint
Clinical trials should open the door to mechanism, biomarkers, and translational pathways.
Methodology is also part of training
I teach trial thinking because asking the right question is itself a core academic skill.
Representative papers
Representative projects
I list each directly relevant project separately here, including both NSTC and hospital-based projects. If this website does not currently contain a standalone project for this theme, I leave it blank rather than forcing a match.
Teaching links
Related media links
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Related links
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