Ensuring equitable access to new technologies and integrating AI to benefit all communities remain critical challenges to overcome.
Designing eConsent for each study from a stakeholders’ value, not technology perspective.
If a future Supreme Court ruling on diversity were to be applicable to clinical research, the FDA’s positions on diversity will take on even more importance.
Site and project management teams play major roles in risk-management and monitoring performance.
In new age of digital, investigators must carefully create strategies to keep engagement high.
A look at the issues in Europe affecting ongoing trials including data management, measures being taken by sponsors, and more.
Sponsors need to develop a strategy on how to evaluate the impact of the pandemic on the re-start of halted trials.
Navigating FDA’s draft guidance and heightened diversity recommendations.
This November issue of ACT explores those technological innovations in clinical trial recruitment and data collection and management that are being geared toward empowering the research community's most important asset—the patient.
A 1-year observational follow-up of a 3-month RCT provides insight into he benefits of advanced hybrid closed-loop system use in people with type 1 diabetes using multiple daily injections and self-monitoring of blood glucose.
While televisits can address many medical concerns, one frequent reservation expressed by healthcare professionals is that patients during these televisits tend to present too narrow a picture of their clinical condition-resulting in non-comprehensive medical assessments.
A data-fueled framework for sponsors and CROs in navigating this shifting terrain.
Chatbots can benefit regulatory landscape in light of evolving standards and guidelines.
Advancing responsible AI innovation to help resolve patient disparities.
Looking beyond regulatory compliance.
Despite the substantial advertising dollars spent annually, patient recruitment remains one of the most difficult challenges that clinical research professionals encounter.
Final guidance suggests sponsors select two doses for Phase II trials with additional data requirements.
A look at the lessons learned from one platform approach to study enrollment tracking—and the wider quest for accountability in achieving diversity and inclusion goals.
Multi-region clinical trials can provide for varied results, but may not paint a full picture for a specific population.
Study Health Check provides early identification of issues related to protocol deviations and determines objective measures of site-specific versus study-wide performance.
Factors that contribute to Japan's prominent position in the rapidly evolving field of digital therapeutics and why it matters to the global life sciences industry.
Assessing the opportunities, considerations and implications of decentralized trials—and why they’re here to stay
Using an AI + Human in the Loop (HITL) approach can be utilized for Study Data Tabulation Model (SDTM) transformation, potentially alleviating current challenges
Examining the behaviors of clinical trial stakeholders to better understand challenges in patient participation.
Europe’s new Medical Devices Regulation (MDR) is four times longer than the previous Medical Device Directive, and it has raised the bar for clinical evaluations. It’s imperative that manufacturers proactively identify the gaps in their data and take the necessary steps to fill them — from pre-clinical through post-market. Many companies are unprepared for this task. Our guest, Dr. Kim van Noort, will walk us through some of the biggest challenges that MDR poses, and tell us how to overcome them.
eTMF-blockchain technology offers a myriad of application benefits to data quality and integrity while ensuring compliance to ethical standards.
Nine tips to help sites close the information and understanding gaps in their dealings with patients.
While Case Report Forms are a main contributor to collected data, non-CRF data such as core laboratory data and central imaging can be critical to any clinical study.