Navigating Clinical Trials: Essential Knowledge for Dermatologists-Practical Points in Acne and Rosacea Clinical Trials

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Dr. Jim Del Rosso, a dermatologist, discusses the intricacies of conducting clinical trials focused on acne and rosacea. He emphasizes that while these conditions are often grouped together, they are as distinct as plaque psoriasis and atopic dermatitis. Dr. Del Rosso highlights the responsibilities of research investigators, stressing the importance of strictly adhering to clinical trial protocols. He underlines the need for precise documentation, maintaining confidentiality, and ensuring all staff are thoroughly trained. The differentiation between clinical practice and study protocols is critical, especially in grading conditions like acne and rosacea, where features assessed in trials may differ from routine practice. Consistency in lesion counting and awareness of potential biases are essential. For adverse events, detailed tracking from onset to resolution and evaluating relevance is crucial. Dr. Del Rosso’s insights aim to streamline the clinical trial process, emphasizing preparation and adherence to protocol to mitigate issues.

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by James Del Rosso, DO, FAAD

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General Dermatology\Patient Safety

Non-Infectious Inflammatory Diseases\Acne/Rosacea

Practice Management\Compliance

Therapeutics\Adverse Reactions