Authors


E. Stevens

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A Structured Approach to Implementing a Risk-based Monitoring Model for Trial Conduct

An effective risk mitigation model requires the development of a structured approach to risk identification, analysis and control, from trial inception to completion.


T. Hinkley

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A Structured Approach to Implementing a Risk-based Monitoring Model for Trial Conduct

An effective risk mitigation model requires the development of a structured approach to risk identification, analysis and control, from trial inception to completion.


Sandra Freeman, RN, BSN

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Predictions for 2015: Trends in Clinical Trial Processes

It’s clear that the value clinical trials bring to the health and well being of our existence is being recognized and expectations from the public are high.


Akhila Satish

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Transforming Cognitive Health Conditions through Clinical Games

As clinical games emerge as a new tool for diagnosing and treating cognitive health, it is important to understand how these tools work and the ways in which these tools are validated, as well as how to realize their full potential.


Mathini Ilancheran

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The Employee Profile in China Pharma R&D

In this analysis, distinctions between who hires who in non-Chinese and China-based companies emerges.


Veeva Systems

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Keys to a Successful Study Start-up Transformation - Best Practices from Top 20 Pharmas

Automating study start-up in a single application enables faster site activation, better collaboration with study partners, and more informed decision-making. Read this white paper to learn best practices from top 20 pharmas on effective study start-up deployment and how to overcome common barriers to change.


Christina Eberthart

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Steps for a Successful Clinical Trial Management System

As the importance of translational research continues to grow, research institutions are exploring other options to remain competitive players in the academic clinical research arena.



Lana Sinichkina

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Positive Changes for Clinical Trials in Ukraine

The Ukrainian Government has implemented several important measures to make the country more attractive for clinical trials.


Andrew Zupnick, PhD

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The Impact of Faster Drug Approvals on Oncology Clinical Trial Design

Due to a shifting landscape because of faster drug approvals, this article offers strategies for sponsors to design clinical trials.


Jill E. Sackman, DVM, PhD

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Using Compliance Data for Strategic Advantage

Help desk centers offer sponsors the chance to mine valuable PV data.


Peter O’ Donnell

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Big Data is Built From Tiny Fragments

Do patients really want to share their data? Nearly half of the rare disease patients responding to an international survey, are against their data being shared outside or even within the medical field.


Jillian Scaife

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Designing Alzheimer’s Disease Clinical Trials For Success

Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is and will remain one of the most unyielding public health crises of the 21st century. Aging global populations translate to a constantly growing prevalence of a disease with no cure and an immense cost of care. In the United States alone, recent estimates1 suggest that 28 million people will develop AD by midcentury. Approximately 25% of the annual Medicare budget will be spent treating the disease – a projected $330B in 2040 – with hundreds of billions more in indirect costs.



Ashley Simmons

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Improving Oncology Trials Through Adaptive Designs

How the practical application of these methods can help overcome the complex demands of cancer trials.


Austin Combest

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Improving Oncology Trials Through Adaptive Designs

How the practical application of these methods can help overcome the complex demands of cancer trials.


Jürgen Hummel

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Improving Oncology Trials Through Adaptive Designs

How the practical application of these methods can help overcome the complex demands of cancer trials.


Matthew Kibby

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Patient Recruitment Feasibility

Defining clinical trial feasibility and establishing a formula for patient recruitment success.


Gretchen Goller

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A Comprehensive Approach to Accelerating Clinical Trial Enrollment

It is well documented that lengthy start-up at individual trial sites related to contracting and committee reviews contributes significantly to delays.


Johanna Schenk, MD

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The PUEKS Project: Process Innovation in Clinical Trial Monitoring

A look at the results of the recently completed project, which aimed to develop an holistic monitoring system via process integration to more effectively control clinical trial risks beyond isolated RBM strategies.


Martin Lee

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A Comprehensive Approach to Accelerating Clinical Trial Enrollment

It is well documented that lengthy start-up at individual trial sites related to contracting and committee reviews contributes significantly to delays.


Peter Schiemann, PhD

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Discussion on TransCelerate’s QMS Initiative

TransCelerates work on their clinical trial Quality Management Systems (QMS) initiative began about one year ago. This article summarizes findings from a recent DIA publication about the initiative and evaluates potential issues during QMS framework implementation.


Beat Widler, PhD

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Endpoint Adjudication of Events Charter Template: What Should Be Included?

Endpoint adjudication is gaining importance in pharma today, however, no guidance on endpoint adjudication currently exists. The LinkedIn Endpoint Adjudication Community has generated an Events Charter Template to shed light on the subject for those in need of guidance.


Artem Andrianov, PhD

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BlockChain in Clinical Trials—the Ultimate Data Notary

Assessing the benefits of using blockchain technology as a notary service in the network sharing of clinical data.


Altair DaSilva

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A Comprehensive Approach to Accelerating Clinical Trial Enrollment

It is well documented that lengthy start-up at individual trial sites related to contracting and committee reviews contributes significantly to delays.


María Proupín-Pérez, PhD

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The PUEKS Project: Process Innovation in Clinical Trial Monitoring

A look at the results of the recently completed project, which aimed to develop an holistic monitoring system via process integration to more effectively control clinical trial risks beyond isolated RBM strategies.


Phil Birch, DPhil

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Why Smart Statistics Can Save Pharma

Fundamental weaknesses of modern clinical development can be resolved through recent statistical advances.


Malcolm Morrissey PhD

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Applying New Technology to Randomization, Cohort Management and Dosing in Multi-center Early Phase Trials

The drive to accelerate drug development has highlighted the benefit in using RTSM systems within early phase cohort trials.


Barry O’Gorman

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Applying New Technology to Randomization, Cohort Management and Dosing in Multi-center Early Phase Trials

The drive to accelerate drug development has highlighted the benefit in using RTSM systems within early phase cohort trials.


Darren Wells CGMA

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Applying New Technology to Randomization, Cohort Management and Dosing in Multi-center Early Phase Trials

The drive to accelerate drug development has highlighted the benefit in using RTSM systems within early phase cohort trials.

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