Establishing the Evidence Bar for Molecular Diagnostics in Personalised Cancer Care.

Abstract:

:While personalised cancer medicine holds great promise, targeting therapies to the biological characteristics of patients is limited by the number of validated biomarkers currently available. The implementation of biomarkers has undergone many challenges with few biomarkers reaching cancer patients in the clinic. There have been many biomarkers that have been published and claimed to be therapeutically useful, but few become part of the clinical decision-making process due to technical, validation and market access issues. To reduce this attrition rate, there is a significant need for policy makers and reimbursement agencies to define specific evidence requirements for the introduction of biomarkers into clinical practice. Once these requirements are more clearly defined, in an analogous manner to pharmaceuticals, researchers and diagnostic companies can better focus their biomarker research and development on meeting these specific requirements, which should lead to the more rapid introduction of new molecular oncology tests for patient benefit.

journal_name

Public Health Genomics

journal_title

Public health genomics

authors

Schneider D,Bianchini G,Horgan D,Michiels S,Witjes W,Hills R,Plun-Favreau J,Brand A,Lawler M,EAPM Working Group for Oncology Clinical Research.

doi

10.1159/000441556

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2015-01-01 00:00:00

pages

349-58

issue

6

eissn

1662-4246

issn

1662-8063

pii

000441556

journal_volume

18

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