There is a recent review of the book in Biometrics:
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/biom.12486/abstract
Sincerely,
Alex Sverdlov, PhD
Senior Expert Statistician
EMD Serono | R&D Global Biostatistics
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Dear Stat Consulting Community
I am thinking of purchasing the following book: “Practical Considerations for Adaptive Trial Design and Implementation” by Weili He, Jose Pinheiro and Olga Kuznetsova.
I haven’t seen any reviews for this book (published in 2014 by Springer), but the TOC looks quite promising.
I am a practicing biostatistician in the medical device industry looking for some clear and practical guidance on designing and implementing adaptive clinical studies.
Can anyone share their opinion of this book?
Thank you!
Shelley
Biostatistical Specialist at 3M
swalters@mmm.com
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Rick Peterson
American Statistical Association
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