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composite endpoint: a standalone construct

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Clinical research methods

a trial outcome counting the first of several events, which raises statistical power but can blur which component drives the result.

In clinical research methods, composite endpoint refers to a trial outcome counting the first of several events, which raises statistical power but can blur which component drives the result. This meaning comes from Freemantle (2003) in JAMA.[1]

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References

Freemantle, N., Calvert, M., Wood, J., Eastaugh, J., & Griffin, C. (2003). Composite Outcomes in Randomized Trials: Greater Precision But With Greater Uncertainty? JAMA, 289(19), 2554. https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.289.19.2554

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