Estimand in China. - Consensus and Reflection from CCTS-DIA Estimand Workshop. Luyan Dai Regional Head of Biostatistics Asia Boehringer Ingelheim

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Estimand in China - Consensus and Reflection from CCTS-DIA Estimand Workshop Luyan Dai Regional Head of Biostatistics Asia Boehringer Ingelheim

Disclaimer The views and points expressed herein represent those of the authors or presenter and do not necessarily represent the views of the affiliations or the other Industry representatives, or the views of the general Pharmaceutical Industry.

CCTS-DIA Estimand Workshop

CCTS-DIA Estimand Workshop The first time to discuss the topic of Estimand across companies and exchange with statistics KOLs Different levels of understandings and familiarities among workshop attendees; Consensus on basic concept framework to be introduced and alignment on translation of key terms Awareness and promotion of the concept implementation starting from the focused group

CCTS-DIA Estimand Workshop Prior to the Workshop Taskforce and workshop organization Literature review and case collection During the Workshop Introduction, presentation and sharing Discussion, debate and consensus After the Workshop Wechat article of workshop summary Draft guidance translation SBF-DIA joint session on Estimand DIA China Annual Conference (in Planning)

Significance of Introducing Estimand Estimand provides a basis for discussing various treatment effects - treatment policy under the intention to treat (ITT) principle - randomization remains to be undisputable a cornerstone of RCT - exploit the advantages of randomization to the greatest extent possible - design and analysis to produce estimates that are reliable for decision making Issues considered generally under data handling and missing data - Intercurrent events may render the later measurements difficult or irrelevant to interpret - non-adherence with, or withdrawal from the treatment vs. discontinuation from the trial; - measurements that exist but have not been collected vs. do not or cannot exist; - basis for planning which data need to be collected and which not - missing data handling aligned with the chosen estimand

Significance of Introducing Estimand Concept of analysis sets is considered - elimination of planned measurements vs. exclusion of subjects - a meaningful outcome value might not exist when subject has died - the meaning and role of per-protocol analysis - impact of protocol violations and deviations - treatment effect of interest population of subjects to be included and the observations from each subject to be included Concept of robustness is given expanded discussion - the sensitivity of inference to the particular assumptions of a particular analysis vs. the choice of analytic approach more broadly - clarify by agreed estimand and a statistical analysis aligned - sensitivity to deviations from assumptions and limitations in the data in respect of a particular analysis

CFDA Is Collecting Public Comments on ICH E9-R1 CFDA is calling for public comments due by February 28 th, 2018 Both English and Chinese versions are available for review and comments http://www.cde.org.cn/news.do?method=viewinfocommon&id=314145&from=ti meline&isappinstalled=0

Just a tip of the iceberg

Estimand for All Type of Trials In E9-R1, there are two orthogonal aspects - A framework to define estimands and integrate them into trials, - The choice of estimand(s) that is/are appropriate for the trial. The interpretations of the framework and examples are primarily focused on confirmatory randomized clinical trials Limited elaboration on early phase exploratory trials - more flexibilities usually granted by the health authorities. - the analyses methods chosen and result interpretations for internal decision makings of the development program. How do we foresee Estimand to be applied and implemented in as general applications to all type of studies, especially early phase?

Estimand for Early Phase Trials Estimands in the early phase is there a difference? Not as simple as working backwards from the estimand(s) for the confirmatory phase Estimands in the early phase may differ Population of interest Endpoint Measure of intervention effect But implications for the late phase estimands need to be considered - Unbiased measurement within early phase trial of late phase estimand - Prediction of late phase estimand (population, measure of intervention effect) Late Phase success probabilities

Estimands for Early Phase Trials Population of interest Early phase population compared to late phase might be Totally different (HV vs patients) Similar but different (slightly different/sentinel) Similar/equal (same target population) Type of centres? Determination of population of interest for late phase could be an objective of early phase Enrichment/Adaptive enrichment

Estimands for Early Phase Trials Endpoint of interest Late phase might be rather easy Agency/registration-driven Diffences for different regions? Early phase more complicated Still would like to have clinically relevant endpoint But no reason why confirmatory endpoint has to be used Surrogacy of chosen endpoint Should also be efficient Scale of interest Continuous vs dichotomized endpoint Sometimes even not clinically relevant or validated Biomarker These aspects might contradict each other

Estimands for Early Phase Trials Example scale of interest regarding endpoint Continuous vs dichotomized endpoint (80% power, alpha=0.1) SD=1.0, effect=0.4 => 114 pts needed total Rate control Rate experimental N total 15.8% 27.4% 225 30.9% 46.0% 185 50% 65.4% 184 69.2% 81.6% 216 84.1% 91.9% 311 94.5% 97.9% 568 In many cases continous endpoint is more efficient than dichotomized one

Estimands for Early Phase Trials Measure of intervention effect Early phase often efficacy (per-protocol) estimand more of interest Clearer go/no-go for PoC How to estimate de-jure estimand? Scale of interest Ratio vs difference vs odds ratio

Relevance to Other ICH Guidance Objective Estimand 目标估计 (Target of Estimation) Design Primary Estimator Sensitivity Estimator 1 Sensitivity Estimator K Primary Estimate Sensitivity Estimate 1 Sensitivity Estimate K Estimation Sensitivity Analysis

Relevance to Other ICH Guidance Objective Design Conduct Analysis Report Clinical Trial Estimand?? From ICH E8: Objective: may include exploratory or confirmatory characterisation of safety and/or efficacy and/or assessment of PK parameters and etc. Design: should include parallel group, cross-over, factorial, dose escalation and fixed does-dose response (ICH E4, E6, E9 and E10) Analysis: method of subject allocation, the measurement methods for response variables, hypotheses to be tested, analytical approaches and etc. Reporting: ICH E3 and E6

Relevance to Other ICH Guidance As outlined in E8, key design aspects include - selection of subjects - selection of control - number of subjects - response variables - methods to minimize or assess bias The proposed framework of Estimand intends to bridge the connection between the objective and design. It is unclear in the current draft how the four elements of Estimand inform the design aspects given that Estimand is not constructed based on these design aspects

Relevance to Other ICH Guidance Choice of control is outside the formal scope of the 4 components of the estimand, although it should probably be part of the estimand definition somewhere? Several designs that are valid for addressing the same estimand; e.g. a parallel vs. a crossover trial The estimand is therefore can not be deterministic for the trial design, just a set of criteria that need to be met. Likewise for an analysis; there are sometimes several methods that address the same estimand but under different assumptions. Will future update of E9 R-1 or E8 elaborate and explain further?

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Acknowledgement Prof. Chen Feng and CCTS working group DIA Estimand Working Group Colleagues at BI: - James Bell - Frank Fleisure