Authors


Tony Dutta

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Strategic Comparator Sourcing

Effective ways for sponsors to reduce risk when embarking on comparative clinical trials.


Amar Chahal, MD

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Letting Investigators Lead

Perspectives on adoption of technology at U.S. Academic Medical Centers and how sponsors will be impacted.


Natalie Douglas

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Preapproval Opportunities

Integrating clinical trials and named patient programs to provide global access to drugs before approval.


Jeanne-Francoise Williamson

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Can We Predict Drug Efficacy with Artificial Intelligence?

Approaches such as machine learning, AI and neural networks are still in their infancy, but with AI companies rewriting the code for drug discovery, the implications in pharma are likely to be far ranging in the coming years.



Dr. Gen Li

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Forecast Enrollment Rate in Clinical Trials

Instinctively, when there are more investigators/sites being deployed for a trial with a defined number of patients needed, we should expect shortened enrollment cycle time. This sounds right, but is it really?


Karla Jacobus

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Strategy First

An integrated product development plan designed early increases the odds of on time success.


Kiko Tanaka

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Promoting Clinical Trials in Japan

Launched in 2003, the LCN Project calls for more studies and an improved trial infrastructure.


Susan Devine

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Objective Internal Monitoring

Sponsors are responsible for monitoring studies, patient safety, and data integrity.



Akira Teraoka

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Promoting Clinical Trials in Japan

Launched in 2003, the LCN Project calls for more studies and an improved trial infrastructure.


Monica English

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From Cradle to Grave

Tracking the life cycle of a drug is a complex process that early planning and IVR technology can help ease.


Ruth McBride

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Evaluating the Effects of Therapy Masking

Using a specific trial, the importance of assessing the success of therapy masking is examined.


Michael Rosenberg

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Cost and Quality Implications of RBM

This is the third post in a three-part series on quality implications of RBM.


Phillip Ward

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Small Biopharm Firms Struggle to Meet Development Challenges

The temptation to use uncontrolled, early, small studies to support further development of products may prove problematic for emerging biopharma companies.


Takahiro Uchida

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Promoting Clinical Trials in Japan

Launched in 2003, the LCN Project calls for more studies and an improved trial infrastructure.


Cindy van Dijk

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Reverse Auctions: Crusade or Curse?

In this Web-based strategy, suppliers bid "down" prices for the privilege to sell their products and services. Is big pharma sold?


Elizabeth Faulkner

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Reverse Auctions: Crusade or Curse?

In this Web-based strategy, suppliers bid "down" prices for the privilege to sell their products and services. Is big pharma sold?


Hiroshi Mikami

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Promoting Clinical Trials in Japan

Launched in 2003, the LCN Project calls for more studies and an improved trial infrastructure.


Yong Joong Kim

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Three-Pronged Approach to Optimizing Trial Monitoring

Study results using a quality-by-design method, risk-based monitoring, and real-time direct data entry.


Eric Lake

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Improve the Business of Science

Collecting too many metrics can lead to misappropriation and misinterpretation.


Amy Ma

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From Cradle to Grave

Tracking the life cycle of a drug is a complex process that early planning and IVR technology can help ease.


Bernd Rosenkranz

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Biomarkers and Surrogate Endpoints in Clinical Drug Development

Both large and small pharmaceutical companies have learned that the value of their development candidates increases once clinical research has demonstrated their proof of concept. Sponsor companies face the challenge of moving new blockbuster drugs to market as rapidly as possible.


Shaghig Palanjian

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The Business Behind Technology Choices

Business needs and the processes built to support them are the driving force behind sound technological decisions.


Mollie Shields-Uehling

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Identity Trust is a Must in Clinical Development Collaborations

Identity trust platforms assure clinical investigators that their credentials are legitimate by allowing use of a single identity that can be recognized across multiple entities. These platforms support collaboration by allowing drug development participants to access data, sign and exchange documents.


Fumiaki Kobayashi

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Promoting Clinical Trials in Japan

Launched in 2003, the LCN Project calls for more studies and an improved trial infrastructure.


Lisa Henderson

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A Look at the Current State of Sites

New models such as IROs are changing the way industry views the current site landscape and addressing challenges.


Allen R. Gehrke

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Reverse Auctions: Crusade or Curse?

In this Web-based strategy, suppliers bid "down" prices for the privilege to sell their products and services. Is big pharma sold?


Suzanne Bishop

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When Should the Audit Trail Begin?

A discussion of the regulatory history behind audit trails and its interpretation as it relates to clinical research data originating or residing in EDC or eCOA systems.


Hal Ward

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Press One for Safety

IVR systems can capitalize on exposure data and analyze adverse events much earlier.

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