数据质量的改善可以提高效率并降低开发成本:药量计CRO的观点
Amparo de la Peña1, Jill Fiedler-Kelly2, Rebecca L Humphrey2
1Simulations Plus, Inc., Research Triangle Park, PO Box 12317, Durham, North Carolina, 27709, USA. amparo.delapena@simulations-plus.com.
The AAPS journal
|December 5, 2025
概括
高质量的数据对于有效的药物开发至关重要. 合同研究组织 (CROs) 由于质量问题而花费大量时间和资源来清理赞助商数据,强调需要改进数据管理实践.
科学领域:
- 药理计量和药物开发研究
- 临床研究中的数据管理
背景情况:
- 药物开发是一个漫长而昂贵的过程,严重依赖高质量的数据.
- 合同研究组织 (CRO) 在管理和分析药物赞助商的数据方面发挥着至关重要的作用.
- 基于模型的药物开发 (MIDD) 需要强大而可靠的数据集来准确预测和决策.
研究的目的:
- 评估数据管理活动对模型信息化药物开发 (MIDD) 成果的影响.
- 评估CRO在评估赞助商提供的数据质量的基础经验.
- 为了确定与准备分析准备数据集相关的时间和成本.
主要方法:
- 在提供数据管理服务的32家公司中,向44名药物测量专业人员分发了一项调查.
- 匿名调查包括11个问题 (9个选择题,2个开放题),重点是数据质量评估和数据集准备.
- 分析了17个参与CRO的答案,以确定共同的数据质量挑战和时间支出.
主要成果:
- 65%的CRO报告说,由于格式问题,缺少数据和不一致性,赞助商提供的数据很少可用 (<10%).
- 超过50%的人认为缺乏清晰的数据定义和规范是数据质量差的主要原因.
- 每个数据集的数据清理成本从750美元到6000美元不等,需要3到24小时的编程时间.
结论:
- CROs投入了大量的时间和财务资源来纠正质量差的赞助商数据.
- 虽然自动化数据质量检查提高了效率,但它们无法完全解决所有数据完整性问题.
- 改善沟通,协作和系统方法,包括自动化和人工智能,对于提高药物开发数据质量至关重要.
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