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Elizabeth P. Tolmie

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Archiving Approach in the UK

The proper storage of research documents remains an essential aspect of the clinical trials process.


Sara M. Pressel

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Exploring the Role of the Regional Coordinator

How one large academic trial adopted a coordinating center model-helping drive early-model RBM gains


Janice M. Johnson, SMC

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Exploring the Role of the Regional Coordinator

How one large academic trial adopted a coordinating center model-helping drive early-model RBM gains


Lillian Carroll

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Exploring the Role of the Regional Coordinator

How one large academic trial adopted a coordinating center model-helping drive early-model RBM gains


Connie Kingry

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Exploring the Role of the Regional Coordinator

How one large academic trial adopted a coordinating center model-helping drive early-model RBM gains


Jeanne Hecht

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The Evolution of CRAACO: Gains and Lessons Learned

Tracking efforts to advance the mission and concept of "clinical research as a care option."


Nicola Goatman

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Clinical Trials Status in BRIC

With North America and Europe accounting for the majority of active clinical trial sites in 2016, the need for globalization is increasing. Brazil, Russia, India and China are emerging markets with potential, but not without challenges.


Michael Towse

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Medical Device Body of Knowledge Training Strategy

To provide more targeted training and validate understanding to employees, it is important to establish baseline knowledge. This case study explores how Chiltern developed its Medical Device Body of Knowledge training program.


Eric Morrie

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Clinical Trial Design & Management: Best Practices for Small Budget Studies

ClinCapture hosts a panel discussion with experts from CROs and sponsor companies to discuss conducting quality clinical trials in a cost effective manner.


Edmundo Muniz, MD, PhD

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Drug Development through Modeling and Simulation - the Business Case

The drug development process has been seen as inefficient and disappointing by those in the R&D space. Model and Simulation provides a potential relief to these issues by delivering significant business, scientific and clinical value to drug developers.


E.M. Kolassa, MBA, PhD

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Drug Development through Modeling and Simulation - the Business Case

The drug development process has been seen as inefficient and disappointing by those in the R&D space. Model and Simulation provides a potential relief to these issues by delivering significant business, scientific and clinical value to drug developers.


Clare Grace, PhD

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Be Part of the Movement

Despite the increasing number of clinical trials in the United States, still participation remains at an all-time low. You can make a difference with participation in INC Research and CISCRP’s “Inspiring Hope’ Ideathon by submitting ideas to increase clinical research awareness.



Denise Calaprice, PhD

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Accelerating Innovation Adoption to Support Drug Development Operations

Characterizing the long-term adoption experience of clinical technologies and capabilities—and what senior leaders can do to drive adoption within their walls.


Mitchell Katz, PhD

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Lean Outsourcing Models for Clinical Trials, Part 2: Optimizing Technology

A key success factor for lean models is the possession of technology that can measure performance and manage risk in a well-organized and user-friendly manner. This article describes the results of an investigation to identify and describe the basic requirements for such technology solutions.


Ranjana Chakravarthy

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New Benchmarks for Trial Initiation Activities

Assessing practices and inefficiencies with site selection, study start-up, and site activation.


Hilde Vanaken, PhD

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eConsent is Not What You Think

Harmonization and value insights are fundamental to bring eConsent to the place it deserves.


Lesley Schofield

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Patient Centric MS Trial Results

A patient-centric approach to a Phase IV trial for an MS treatment resulted in lessons that can be applied to future therapeutic studies for this and other rare diseases.


Nancy Mulligan

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Patient Centric MS Trial Results

A patient-centric approach to a Phase IV trial for an MS treatment resulted in lessons that can be applied to future therapeutic studies for this and other rare diseases.



Tammy Klein

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The Data-Decision Debate: To Share or Not to Share?

Exploring the benefits from cross-company data sharing for study planning and investigator selection.


Alberto Grignolo, PhD

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Phase III Trial Failures: Costly, But Preventable

An examination of recent failures in Phase III studies and innovative approaches to reduce risk.


Kelley Atherton

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Transformative Directions in Oncology Clinical Trials

Over the last decade, many initiatives sponsored by various entities, including academic and clinical research centers have focused on efforts to streamline clinical trial eligibility and data collection. Oncology trial design is no exception as endpoints and eligibility criteria have also changed with the value of the data generated in early phase studies.


Kevyn Matijevich

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Simplifying eSignatures

With the healthcare industry’s transition from paper to digital, verification is changing beyond that of a signature in ink. Electronic signatures are a new medium in clinical trials that the industry is now turning to in this transition to digital.


Evan S. Dellon, MD, MPH

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Clinical Trials in Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE) - Advances and Opportunities with this Rare Disease

Eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) is a rare esophageal condition that currently has no FDA-approved medications resulting in major gaps in treatment. Therefore, the need for better options and opportunities for drug development is apparent.


Stephanie Pyle

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Getting There: A Behind the Scenes Look at Cancer MoonShot 2020 - ACT

The Cancer Moonshot 2020 Initiative has been a long time coming for the team working to develop the program’s infrastructure and logistics. Following years of planning the result has been an increased response in the belief that a vaccine-based immunotherapy to battle cancer will be available by 2020.


Tamie Joeckel

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It’s Never Too Early for Cold Chain Planning for Cell Therapies

With cell-based therapies possessing multistep supply chains and complex track and trace, logistics management systems can be useful for trials even in the protocol-planning stage.


Narine Baririan, Pharm. D

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Monoclonal Antibodies: Clinical Pharmacology Keys

Outlining the unique pharmacokinetic factors that should be considered when designing and running early stage clinical trials for monoclonal antibodies.


William Hasler, MD

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Gastroparesis Treatment: What’s Coming Up Next

Gastroparesis patients face a series of symptoms for which there is currently a significant void in treatment. With complications and questions aplenty, answers are in high demand as physicians search for suitable medicines to combat this disease.


Ombretta Palucci

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The Observation Study Conundrum

Conducting observational studies is becoming a vital part of the clinical trial process, but research teams often struggle to operationalize these more creative and non-traditional study methodologies.

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