Table 2

Schedule of events

EvaluationPhase IPhase II (long-term follow-up)
Screening/baselineTreatment period*End of trial/early withdrawal3 months6
months
12 months
Days −4 to 0†Day 1†Days 2–6Day 7Days 8–14Day 15
(EoT)
Days 15–28 or up to 14 days after last assessment (discharge/withdrawal)
Assessments
Eligibility assessmentX
Informed consentX
DemographicsX
Relevant clinical history (including COVID-19)X
Current medicationX
Inclusion/exclusion criteriaX
RandomisationX
Concomitant medications/interventionsX
Physical examinationX
Clinical statusXXX (daily)XX (daily)X‡
Laboratory assessments
Screening labs (including pregnancy test)§
Routine blood tests—U&E (sodium, potassium, urea and creatinine), GFR, glucose and HbA1c*X*X*X*
Liver function test (LFT)§X*X*X*
RBC urine (dipstick)§X*X*X*
Viral load¶X*X*X*
Safety assessments
AE and SAE assessmentX‡X‡X‡X‡X‡
IMP
IMP administrationX
(lMU-838 loading dose/oseltamivir single dose, PM)
X
(two times per day)
X
(two times per day)
X
(two times per day)
X
(oseltamivir single dose, AM)
Long-term follow-up
HRQOL EQ-5DX‡X‡
Clinical statusX‡X‡X‡
All-cause mortality and morbidityX‡X‡X‡
  • *Standard treatment pathway: Assessments/laboratory assessments/investigations (eg, clinical, laboratory) conducted as per standard care/requested by the healthcare team. Existing local lab values obtained within 48 hours of randomisation can be used for the assessment of eligibility.

  • †Screening, randomisation and first IMP administration can be performed on the same day. If these occur on the same day, treatment will start with the evening dose (loading dose of IMU-838/single dose of oseltamivir) on day 1.

  • ‡Follow-up assessment: Conducted remotely by reviewing medical history, patient notes and/or by telephone if the patient has been discharged from hospital. Long-term follow-up will be conducted remotely: by reviewing patient notes and medical records, clinical status and HRQOL questionnaires will be conducted via telephone, based on capacity and capability of the delivery team.

  • §Research activity: Conducted if not assessed as part of standard care for participants in intervention arm. No further laboratory assessments are required following discharge.

  • ¶Research activity: Conducted if not assessed as part of standard care, however may be dependent on capacity and availability of kits. No further assessment required following discharge.

  • AE, adverse event; EoT, End of Treatment; EQ-5D, EuroQol-5 Dimension; GFR, glomerular filtration rate; HbA1c, glycated haemoglobin ; HRQOL, health-related quality of life ; IMP, investigational medicinal product; RBC, red blood cell; SAE, serious adverse event.