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Course: Sequential, Multiple Assignment, Randomized Trial Designs

CME Credits: 1.00

Released: 0000-00-00

An adaptive intervention is a set of diagnostic, preventive, therapeutic, or engagement strategies that are used in stages, and the selection of the intervention at each stage is based on defined decision rules. At the beginning of each stage in care, treatment may be changed by the clinician to suit the needs of the patient. Typical adaptations include intensifying an ongoing treatment or adding or switching to another treatment. These decisions are made in response to changes in the patient’s status, such as a patient’s early response to, or engagement with, a prior treatment. The patient experiences an adaptive intervention as a sequence of personalized treatments.


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