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April 1, 2020

How to Estimate Sample Size for Medical Device Clinical Studies

The MDR is forcing many MedTech companies to conduct clinical studies to gather data for Post-Market Clinical Follow-Up (PMCF) and clinical evaluation.

One of the first crucial steps in designing a clinical study is determining the number of subjects to recruit i.e the study sample size.

To pass scrutiny from Notified Bodies on PMCF and clinical investigation plans, you have to justify sample size estimation with scientific reasoning.

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How to Estimate Sample Size for Medical Device Clinical Studies
This webinar will cover:
  • The basic inputs behind sample size estimation
  • How study design can impact sample size
  • How to prepare for a discussion on sample size with a statistician
Who should attend?
  • Clinical Affairs Professionals and Management
  • Clinical Operations Professionals and Management
  • Clinical Research Professionals and Management
  • Regulatory Affairs Professionals and Management
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