What Makes a Successful Rater Training Program?

Clinician-reported outcome measures (ClinROs) are often complex, subjective assessments that require precision and accuracy in how they are administered and scored.

Used in many CNS trials as well as other therapeutic areas such as dermatology, errors in ratings technique can be a source of unwanted data variability that can make signal detection in these trials more difficult.

In episode ten of our "Clinical Viewpoints" video series, Kia Crittenden and Chris Murphy, clinical science experts at Signant Health, discuss best practices for designing and conducting effective rater training programs that are proven to reduce errors, unwanted data variability, and the impact of placebo response.