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Table 1 Characteristics of trial cohort

From: Competition for recruitment in SARS-CoV-2 Trials in the United States: a longitudinal cohort analysis

Category

Number of trials (N = 151)

Percent total (%)

Median (IQR) anticipated enrollmenta

Median (IQR) actual enrollmentb

Trial phase

 Phase 2c

103

68.21

100 (44–200)

48 (20–100)

 Phase 3d

48

31.79

400 (263–600)

243 (143–1088)

Randomization

 Randomized

129

85.43

200 (60–400)

110 (41–236)

 Non-randomized

8

5.30

68 (20–158)

20 (18–23)

 NAe

14

9.27

47 (26–100)

33 (13–49)

Trial statusf

 Completed

12

7.95

397 (58–503)

81 (29–1075)

 Terminated

4

2.65

279 (54–625)

51 (36–63)

 Active, not recruiting

27

17.88

120 (43–289)

86 (32–175)

 Recruiting

99

65.56

138 (60–329)

196 (20–225)

 Enrolling by invitation

4

2.65

400 (230–515)

None

 Suspended

5

3.31

500 (200–600)

1 (1–1)

Sponsorship

 Industry sponsor

51

33.77

200 (84–385)

130 (59–231)

 Non-industry sponsor

100

66.23

136 (50–500)

50 (19–225)

Number of centers

 Single center

58

38.41

100 (41–255)

24 (17–50)

 Multicenter

93

61.59

208 (80–400)

140 (50–243)

  1. a) Anticipated enrollment in the first registration record after trial start
  2. b) At the 6-month mark, for the subset of trials which provide actual enrollment information
  3. c) Includes Phase 1/2
  4. d) Includes Phase 2/3
  5. e) NA—Information not available in the ClinicalTrials.gov registration record
  6. f) Trial Status at the 6-month mark since trial start