The Complications of Age-related Macular Degeneration Prevention Trial
(CAPT) is a multi-centered, randomized, controlled clinical trial to
evaluate light laser photocoagulation as a preventative treatment for the
advanced complications of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) in
patients with large drusen in each eyes.
The Coordinating Center will provide expertise on study design,
statistical analysis, data processing and management, and will coordinate
the activities of the study group needed to carry out the study. The
specific aims of the Coordinating Center to fulfill this role are:
. Work with the other members of the study group to further refine the
study design;
. Provide the infrastructure necessary to support the conduct and
monitoring of the study;
. Create and maintain the study database through design of data collection
forms, data collection and processing, and data editing;
. Provide timely, regular reports to the clinical centers, CAPT Reading
Center; and CAPT Data and Safety Monitoring Committee concerning study
progress and performance;
. Provide interim and final statistical analysis of the accumulated data;
. Design and implement a full program of quality assurance activities;
. Design and implement studies of quality of life assessment;
. Assist with the preparation of scientific reports.
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Project Terms
clinical researchclinical trialscooperative studydata collection methodology /evaluationdata managementdiagnosis quality /standarddisease /disorder prevention /controleye laser surgeryhealth care personnel performancehealth care service evaluationhealth science research supporthuman datahuman therapy evaluationinformation systemsmacular degenerationmacular drusenmedical complicationstatistics /biometry
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