The term “real-world evidence” (rwe

The term “real-world evidence” (rwe) describes the analysis of data that are collected beyond the context of clinicaltrials. The use and application of rwe have become increasingly common and relevant, especially in oncology, because there is growing recognition that randomized controlled trials (rcts) might not be sufficiently representativeof the entire patient population that is affected by cancer, and that specific clinical research questions might be bestaddressed by real-world data. In this brief review, our main aim is to highlight the role of rwe in informing cancercare, particularly focusing on specific examples from colorectal cancer. Our hope is to illustrate the ways in whichrwe can complement rcts in improving the understanding of cancer management and how rwe can facilitate cancertreatment decisions for real-world patients encountered in routine clinical care.

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The term "real-world evidence" (RWE) describes the analysis of data that are collected beyond the context of clinical trials. The use and application of RWE have become increasingly common and relevant, especially in oncology, because there are growing recognition that randomized controlled trials (RWE) might not be sufficiently representative of the entire, patient, which is population by cancer, and that affected clinical research specific questions be best might by addressed data. In This brief review, our main aim is to highlight the role of RWE in informing cancer care, particularly focusing on specific examples from colorectal cancer. Our hope is to illustrate the ways in which RWE can complement RWE in improving the understanding of cancer management and how RWE can facilitate cancer treatment decisions for real-world patients encountered in routine clinical care.

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