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Pearson has a wide range of Clinical Outcome Assessments (COAs) that measure primary and secondary symptoms related to cognitive/neurocognitive functioning, dementia/Alzheimer's, behavioral and mental health concerns, and other factors affecting a patients’ quality of life. Each has been proven to be reliable through decades of research and is suitable for a wide range of ages with norms reflective of today’s diverse population.

Discover how our COAs are being used in published clinical research spanning diverse therapeutic areas.

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Download your whitepaper: The Right COAs Could Change Clinical Trial Outcomes in Alzheimer's Disease

This whitepaper explores selecting the right cognitive scales to improve Alzheimer’s clinical trial outcomes.

A greater understanding of the predementia stages of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) has led to an increased number of clinical trials focused on earlier interventions. But treatment remains elusive as news of clinical trial failures have dominated recent headlines. However, there has been limited progress in selecting more suitable clinical outcome assessments (COAs) to accurately capture cognitive changes. End users are encouraged to critically consider the COAs selected for use in clinical trials rather than rely on historical precedents.

How can choosing the right COAs change a trial outcome?

Download the whitepaper to learn about the critical role the right cognitive scales and assessments will play in AD clinical trial success. Topics include:

  • Why picking the best endpoint is crucial.
  • How to take a holistic approach to cognitive tests.
  • Why biomarkers are important for assessing the validity of COAs.
  • The scales that are capable of capturing key cognitive elements of AD.

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