Discontinuation of Trial Intervention refers to which process?

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Discontinuation of Trial Intervention refers to which process?

Discontinuation of trial intervention is about stopping the administration of the investigational product or study treatment for a participant. It covers the process by which a participant may cease receiving the trial treatment, which can be temporary or permanent and may occur for safety reasons, adverse effects, lack of efficacy, withdrawal of consent, protocol violations, or investigator/sponsor decisions. Even after stopping the treatment, the participant may remain in the study for follow-up and safety data collection as defined by the protocol. This is different from starting or initiating treatment, which is about when a participant begins the trial intervention; it is also distinct from the plan for statistical analysis or from the mechanism used to assign participants to groups (randomization).

Discontinuation of trial intervention is about stopping the administration of the investigational product or study treatment for a participant. It covers the process by which a participant may cease receiving the trial treatment, which can be temporary or permanent and may occur for safety reasons, adverse effects, lack of efficacy, withdrawal of consent, protocol violations, or investigator/sponsor decisions. Even after stopping the treatment, the participant may remain in the study for follow-up and safety data collection as defined by the protocol.

This is different from starting or initiating treatment, which is about when a participant begins the trial intervention; it is also distinct from the plan for statistical analysis or from the mechanism used to assign participants to groups (randomization).

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