A collaborative model for increasing drug availability in resource-poor, disease-endemic countries
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A clearly defined set of performance measures is an integral part of the central laboratory selection and management process.
Global research in children affects industry and the trial environment.
John I. Gallin, Ed. (Academic Press, San Diego, CA, 2002), 490 pages, hardcover, ISBN: 0122740653, $99.95.
Rapid recruitment, potential cost savings, and investigative sites are just a few of the factors attracting sponsors to the region.
A system of checks and examinations that helps ensure the quality of clinical trials.
A clearly defined set of performance measures is an integral part of the central laboratory selection and management process.
Steady enrollment and optimal trial metrics can become reality with the right processes and tools.
New survey captures sponsors changing global usage of, and relationships with, CRO partners.
The FDA’s objectives regarding pediatric labeling have been misunderstood due to a confusing history on the matter. Data extrapolation can leverage an avenue for providing more comprehensive labeling for pediatric drugs.
To clear a pipeline bottleneck, this Sponsor and CRO worked together as a single team.
Much has been written about the staggering costs of drug development and how the low Phase III success rates across the pharma industry have contributed to these costs. While safety outcomes explain many failures during the early development phase and have likewise played a prominent role in some highly publicized product withdrawals, efficacy failures in Phase III have received little attention. What we now know, however, is that a significant number of Phase III failures are attributable neither to issues of safety nor product differentiation, but to an inability to confirm efficacy against placebo.
This innovative method increases flexibility, saves money, and supports the Critical Path Initiative.
The United States and Europe host most clinical trials?and receive the benefits of drugs even when such trials are carried out in developing countries. Eager to correct an imbalance, Mexico wants to participate more extensively. Is it ready?
This Asian market holds great potential for the future, including possible collaborations with global pharma partners.
Key screening, training, and communications techniques for putting together a strong staff.
A collaborative model for increasing drug availability in resource-poor, disease-endemic countries
The disruptive influence of data transparency in the status quo of product development may have much longer implications to the healthcare process, and information for patients.
Addressing the health needs of host nations while guarding against subject exploitation and other pitfalls.
The impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution is evident in our everyday lives and healthcare and pharmaceutical industries are no exception and perhaps provide one of the biggest opportunities for a positive impact.
Using a template both accelerates a project's timeline and infuses it with best practices.
To clear a pipeline bottleneck, this Sponsor and CRO worked together as a single team.
Exploring new ways to smooth the path toward better participation for patients and other research and healthcare stakeholders.
Even with current trial management systems, steps can be taken right now to greatly increase efficiency.
Business needs and the processes built to support them are the driving force behind sound technological decisions.
Anticipating divestment, reallocation of investments, and retrenchment.