Identifying Trajectories of Disease Activity States in Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) Early After Treatment: Shortening Time to Decision to Change Treatment
Project Period:
2017-2023
Grant Category:
Small Grant
Disease Area:
Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA)
The aims of this project are 1.1) To measure the probabilities of attaining clinically significant therapeutic responses in JIA trial participants before week 16; 1.2) To measure the mean durations spent in each of the response states (ACRPedi response states/CID or JADAS states); 1.3) To identify predictors for the probability of attaining the different levels of clinically significant therapeutic responses; 2.1) To determine whether there are distinguishable latent classes of disease activity responses detectable before week 16 in trial subjects; and 2.2) To determine predictors of individuals’ membership in the latent classes of responses.
Investigators
Lily Lim
University of ManitobaRelated Awarded Grants
Disease Area:
Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA)
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Disease Area:
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Disease Area:
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