
Scott Berry
Biostatistician and co-founder of Berry Consultants, known for pioneering Bayesian and adaptive clinical trial designs and for advising on platform trials used in contexts like COVID-19.
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Dec 30, 2025 • 1h 25min
#148 Adaptive Trials, Bayesian Thinking, and Learning from Data, with Scott Berry
Scott Berry, a statistician and co-founder of Berry Consultants, dives into the world of Bayesian adaptive trials. He highlights how these methods revolutionize clinical design, especially during urgent situations like the COVID-19 pandemic. Scott shares insights into the practical hurdles of implementing these designs and the importance of simulation tools for decision-making. He passionately discusses effective communication strategies for stakeholders and predicts a future with more enriched data, learning healthcare systems, and the skills needed for emerging statisticians.

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Jan 7, 2026 • 22min
BITESIZE | The Trial Design That Learns in Real Time
Scott Berry, a biostatistician and co-founder of Berry Consultants, discusses the revolutionary shift from frequentist to Bayesian approaches in clinical trials. He highlights the limitations of traditional trial designs and emphasizes the efficiency of adaptive and platform trials, especially in the rapid response to COVID-19. Berry shares insights on designing impactful trials that save lives, using real-time data to adapt strategies. This engaging conversation reveals how innovative methodologies are reshaping the future of medical research.

Oct 25, 2023 • 36min
REMAP-CAP Statin Domain
Scott Berry and Danny McAuley discuss the results of the statin domain of the REMAP-CAP trial, investigating the effectiveness of simvastatin in treating severe COVID-19. They explore the rationale behind using statins as an intervention, the trial's design and eligibility criteria, and the decision to stop the trial early. The primary outcome and results are presented, highlighting the potential benefits for clinicians. They also discuss response adaptive randomization, the inflammatory phenotype of patients, and the challenges of conducting mechanistic work alongside clinical trials during a pandemic.


