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Comparing Bayesian Dynamic Borrowing and Synthetic Control Methods: Apples to Oranges?
Bayesian dynamic borrowing (BDB) and synthetic control methods (SCM) are strategies to incorporate historical data in clinical trial design when control recruitment is a challenge. While both methods aim to improve efficiency, they differ in conceptual approach: BDB adjusts borrowing based on prior-
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