Subject disposition, which is the flow of patients through a clinical trial, requires further discussion for harmonization of terms.
Subject disposition, which is the flow of patients through a clinical trial, requires further discussion for harmonization of terms.
Subject disposition, which is the flow of patients through a clinical trial, requires further discussion for harmonization of terms.
Subject disposition, which is the flow of patients through a clinical trial, requires further discussion for harmonization of terms.
In the healthcare arena, the concept of patient-centeredness has expanded over the last 50 years, beginning as a term to describe patient engagement in self-health management and evolving to include various aspects of patient engagement in healthcare research.1
Cancer Research UK (CRUK) followed such advice when it decided to have its Center for Drug Development (CDD) adopt a risk-based monitoring (RBM) approach across its entire portfolio of clinical trials.
The sharp rise in ongoing clinical research studies is driving demand for greater participation in research by physicians as well as by patients.1
The organization of healthcare is changing rapidly. The healthcare delivery system is increasingly powered by payers and regulators, and this directs both clinical medicine and drug development. Partly because of this change, the drug development process has been heavily scrutinized, and a great emphasis has been placed on more efficient translation of basic science into useful medicines.
IntroductionAfter decades of promise, we have begun to realize the fruit of “-omics” technology. Recent advances in proteomics, genomics and metabolomics have enabled us to understand the molecular basis of disease at both the diagnostic and treatment levels. Equally important, a growing suite of biomarkers now provides predictive value for diagnosis, disease progression and cure/remission.
IntroductionAfter decades of promise, we have begun to realize the fruit of “-omics” technology. Recent advances in proteomics, genomics and metabolomics have enabled us to understand the molecular basis of disease at both the diagnostic and treatment levels. Equally important, a growing suite of biomarkers now provides predictive value for diagnosis, disease progression and cure/remission.
Exploring new ways to smooth the path toward better participation for patients and other research and healthcare stakeholders.
Issues concerning the drug approval process in India have occurred in clinical studies resulting in a reduced interest from sponsors. The Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) has been working to amend and update it’s policies to stimulate growth in this sector.
Survey uncovers the challenges, myths, and potential useful strategies associated with BYOD adoption.
Insights from Syneos Health’s 2022 Health Trends: Insights for Industry Change Agent.
Following four key study-design steps is crucial to the delivery of a successful cross-border cancer study
Historically, some longstanding challenges have hindered efforts to integrate patient data from EMRs (Electronic Medical Record systems) with EDC (Electronic Data Capture) systems.
Outlining the requirements and benefits of FDA's four expedited drug approval pathways.
Outlining the requirements and benefits of FDA's four expedited drug approval pathways.
Over recent years global drug companies large or small have recognized that one root cause of the high failure rate in their clinical development lies in the selection of right therapeutic targets.
Using a specific trial, the importance of assessing the success of therapy masking is examined.
Using a specific trial, the importance of assessing the success of therapy masking is examined.
Using a specific trial, the importance of assessing the success of therapy masking is examined.
Using a specific trial, the importance of assessing the success of therapy masking is examined.
How one large academic trial adopted a coordinating center model-helping drive early-model RBM gains
Over the years, clinical study management has become more fragmented. There are more organizations participating in a study, each bringing their own experiences, interpretations of requirements including how quality is defined. How is it possible that requirements and quality be interpreted so differently?
Sentiment analysis can give health care organizations a competitive edge in understanding what customers think about their healthcare experience, to help reduce costs and improve care service and to lead to new clinical research and treatments. In addition, it taps into a new channel of pharmacovigilance input information that can enable Marketing Authorization Holders to keep abreast of opinions on the safety of their products in real time.
Sentiment analysis can give health care organizations a competitive edge in understanding what customers think about their healthcare experience, to help reduce costs and improve care service and to lead to new clinical research and treatments. In addition, it taps into a new channel of pharmacovigilance input information that can enable Marketing Authorization Holders to keep abreast of opinions on the safety of their products in real time.
Sentiment analysis can give health care organizations a competitive edge in understanding what customers think about their healthcare experience, to help reduce costs and improve care service and to lead to new clinical research and treatments. In addition, it taps into a new channel of pharmacovigilance input information that can enable Marketing Authorization Holders to keep abreast of opinions on the safety of their products in real time.
Sentiment analysis can give health care organizations a competitive edge in understanding what customers think about their healthcare experience, to help reduce costs and improve care service and to lead to new clinical research and treatments. In addition, it taps into a new channel of pharmacovigilance input information that can enable Marketing Authorization Holders to keep abreast of opinions on the safety of their products in real time.