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 Switchability with replicate design studies [Design Issues]

Question for study design experts.

If we want to introduce assessment or claim using BE study which design is more appropriate? 3-way cross over partial study or 4-way cross full replicate design. Please share your experience.

Sincerely,

Achiewin


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2022-05-20 11:17
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 Switchability = IBE

Hi Achievwin,

population BE (prescribability) and individual BE (switchability) are of historic interest only. Both are not assessed in any of the currently recommended approaches (average BE, reference-scaled BE, average BE with expanding limits).

❝ If we want to introduce assessment or claim using BE study which design is more appropriate?


Define ‘appropriate’. An appetizer.

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 Switchability = IBE

❝ population BE (prescribability) and individual BE (switchability) are of historic interest only. Both are not assessed in any of the currently recommended approaches (average BE, reference-scaled BE, average BE with expanding limits).


Thanks for the clarification

I vaguely recall when you don't have subject by formulation interaction in a replicate study design (4-period full replicate design???) you can request switchability (Metadate ANDA I guess)

My question is can we assess this subject by formulation interaction in a 3-period partial replicate design?) what additional statistical test one needs for documenting this?
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 S × F interaction

Hi Achievwin,

❝ I vaguely recall when you don't have subject by formulation interaction in a replicate study design (4-period full replicate design???) you can request switchability (Metadate ANDA I guess)


No idea (too lazy to search).

❝ […] can we assess this subject by formulation interaction in a 3-period partial replicate design?) what additional statistical test one needs for documenting this?


Not sure whether it will work. The partial replicate is a nasty beast (for potential problems see there).

IIRC, in the late 1990s concerns about the Subject-by-Formulation interaction emerg­ed. Temporarily studies had to be performed in a replicated design. After assessing the results, the FDA con­cluded that the S × F interaction is practically not relevant and the temporary requirement was lifted.
Furthermore, none of the simulations performed by various authors or by the FDA which lead to RSABE contained an S × F-interaction term in the model.

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 S × F interaction

Thanks Helmut
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