From the reviews: "'Designs for Clinical Trials: Perspectives on Current Issues' fills the gap between professional journals and school textbooks by addressing a few important, rapidly evolving statistical topics. The book is intended for statistical practitioners like clinical trialists who actively use statistics but do not follow the literature on recent biostatistical thinking." (Norman M. Goldfarb, Journal of Clinical Research Best Practices, Vol. 9 (2), February, 2013)

• New designs for phase I dose finding studies.- Phase II/III designs for trials.- Design issues for clinical studies with genomic measurements.- Designing studies with longitudinal measurements subject to dropout.- Issues in sample size re-estimation.- Adaptive designs.- The design of non-inferiority trials.- Issues in the design of HIV prevention trials.- Randomization algorithms.- Sequential designs for phase III studies.- Case studies of difficult designs.- Ethical issues in the design of trials.- Index.

From the reviews: "'Designs for Clinical Trials: Perspectives on Current Issues' fills the gap between professional journals and school textbooks by addressing a few important, rapidly evolving statistical topics. The book is intended for statistical practitioners like clinical trialists who actively use statistics but do not follow the literature on recent biostatistical thinking." (Norman M. Goldfarb, Journal of Clinical Research Best Practices, Vol. 9 (2), February, 2013)

• New designs for phase I dose finding studies.- Phase II/III designs for trials.- Design issues for clinical studies with genomic measurements.- Designing studies with longitudinal measurements subject to dropout.- Issues in sample size re-estimation.- Adaptive designs.- The design of non-inferiority trials.- Issues in the design of HIV prevention trials.- Randomization algorithms.- Sequential designs for phase III studies.- Case studies of difficult designs.- Ethical issues in the design of trials.- Index.

From the reviews: "'Designs for Clinical Trials: Perspectives on Current Issues' fills the gap between professional journals and school textbooks by addressing a few important, rapidly evolving statistical topics. The book is intended for statistical practitioners like clinical trialists who actively use statistics but do not follow the literature on recent biostatistical thinking." (Norman M. Goldfarb, Journal of Clinical Research Best Practices, Vol. 9 (2), February, 2013)

• New designs for phase I dose finding studies.- Phase II/III designs for trials.- Design issues for clinical studies with genomic measurements.- Designing studies with longitudinal measurements subject to dropout.- Issues in sample size re-estimation.- Adaptive designs.- The design of non-inferiority trials.- Issues in the design of HIV prevention trials.- Randomization algorithms.- Sequential designs for phase III studies.- Case studies of difficult designs.- Ethical issues in the design of trials.- Index.