Zusammenfassung (Niederländisch oder Französisch oder Englisch)
| Title |
A phase III randomised controlled trial of continuous beta-lactam infusion compared with intermittent beta-lactam dosing in critically ill patients - KCE-17005 |
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Participants (P) |
Critically ill patients with confirmed or suspected infection hospitalised at ICU |
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Intervention (I) |
Continuous infusion of β-lactam antibiotic |
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Control (C) |
Intermittent infusion of β-lactam antibiotic |
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Outcome (O) |
90-day all-cause mortality |
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Trial Design |
Prospective, multicentre, open, phase III, randomised clinical trial |
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Sample Size |
Total sample size of 7,000 (3,500 in each group), 700 (up to 875) patients in Belgium. Other participating countries: Australia, New Zealand, UK, Sweden, Spain, Portugal |
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Trial duration |
48 months |
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Budget |
€ M1.26 (incl VAT) – general project management and data management by the sponsor team in Australia. Local project management and monitoring by the Belgian Coordinating Centre |
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Sponsor |
International sponsor: The George Institute for Global Health, Australia Belgian Coordinating Centre: UZ GENT |
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Chief Investigator |
Prof Dr Jan De Waele, Dept. of Critical Care Medicine - Surgical Intensive Care Unit Ghent University Hospital, C. Heymanslaan 10, 9000 Gent |
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Participating Investigators |
9 intensive care units in general hospitals and teaching hospitals in the North and South of Belgium
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| Protocol | View protocol Critical Care and Resuscitation |
| Results | View publication JAMA |
For timelines and recruitment, see dashboard
Clinicaltrials.gov: NCT03212990
Webpage:
Investigator-led workstream 2017