mindsON RBQM Workshop | Episode 37: Why is setting thresholds so tricky?
Why is setting thresholds so tricky?
Setting thresholds for Key Risk Indicators (KRIs) involves many challenges. Are constant, variable, or relative thresholds best? How feasible is it to use historical data for setting them? Can thresholds be adjusted once the trial has started? What additional considerations apply to Quality Tolerance Limits (QTLs) and Acceptable Ranges? Join our experts, Keith Dorricott and Johann Proeve, as they explore these complex questions.
This interactive mindsON RBQM session invites you to share your experiences and questions through live polls and whiteboards or simply listen and learn from industry leaders.
🔍 What you’ll gain:
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Clarity on different types of KRI thresholds and their practical uses
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Insights on leveraging historic data effectively
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Understanding when and how thresholds can be adjusted during trials
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Key points to consider for QTLs and Acceptable Ranges
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Opportunities to engage and discuss your challenges with experts and peers
Whether you’re involved in clinical operations, quality assurance, or RBQM implementation, this session offers valuable guidance on mastering the tricky art of threshold setting under evolving regulatory expectations.
