Authors


Chad Presher

Latest:

Mitigating Supply Chain Risk in Clinical Trials

Outlining a decision-making framework that integrates real-world signals with supply planning techniques to reduce risk and avoid potential interruptions.



Pablo Lubroth

Latest:

Can We Predict Drug Efficacy with Artificial Intelligence?

Approaches such as machine learning, AI and neural networks are still in their infancy, but with AI companies rewriting the code for drug discovery, the implications in pharma are likely to be far ranging in the coming years.


Dr Justin Kelleher

Latest:

Consider an Enterprise Wide Project Management Office

Interest in improved project management practices is growing in the fast-moving pharma industry.


Jennifer Byrne

Latest:

Investigative Site Placement Practices to Support Operation Warp Speed

Comparing late-stage COVID-19 vaccine trials to historical practices.


Jeremy Gilbert

Latest:

Bridging the Gap for Better Patient Engagement

Survey examines issues related to clinical trials quality and participation from the patients' view.


Dr. Lauren Becnel

Latest:

SHARE-ing CDISC Standards Through a Cloud-based Metadata Repository

CDISC executive talks about the creation of their cloud-based platform to free standards from PDF documents.



Pamela Buffone

Latest:

Health Data Privacy

Examining the privacy of data and the mosaic effect in healthcare.


Colton Castle

Latest:

The Missing Puzzle Piece of the Cloud Platform Revolution

As clinical trials have become more complex and costly, traditional paper-based data management systems have increasingly proved impractical and ineffective. Cloud-based technologies fit the bill, and industry professionals have begun to recognize this reality and reap the benefits at an ever-increasing rate.


Vincent Miller

Latest:

Engaging Patients & Clinicians: Lessons from the PALM Registry

Case study evaluates the use of a mobile device tool for simplifying clinical trial patient enrollment and data collection.


Lauren Walter

Latest:

The ‘Pre’ Clinical Conversation: Dialogue Strategies Uncovered

Audio study analyzes the communicative exchange factors between doctors and patients before enrollment-to better inform recruitment tactics.


Amy Ripston

Latest:

IRT Bridges Clinical and Supply Together—and Why It Matters

4G Clinical head of marketing, Amy Ripston interviews Catherine Hall, director of operational excellence, at Sunovion to discuss how IRT bridges the gap between clinical and supply, and how interactive response technologies (IRT) can be leveraged to enable innovative trial designs.


Amit Vasanji, PhD and Brett A. Hoover

Latest:

Six Steps to Ensuring Successful Clinical Trial Imaging

Amit Vasanji, PhD and Brett A Hoover from ERT discuss technology and the steps to successful clinical trials.


Mary Ann Slack

Latest:

Leveraging Health IT to Improve Drug Development

Outlining the ways FDA is adopting electronic practices and initiating efforts to simplify the submission process for new drug and generic drug applications.


Luc Dekie, PhD

Latest:

The Future Fit of Wearables for Patient-Centric Clinical Trials

Harnessing these tools for successful integration and streamlining of processes.


Mitra Rocca

Latest:

Leveraging Health IT to Improve Drug Development

Outlining the ways FDA is adopting electronic practices and initiating efforts to simplify the submission process for new drug and generic drug applications.


Rolf Ehrhardt

Latest:

The Success of Cell Therapies Will Depend on Automation

Automation will be key to improving efficiency and mitigating risk during the complex process of cell therapy production and delivery.


SGS

Latest:

Anti-Microbial Resistance and the Role of Vaccines

This webcast will look at the scale of AMR, how CROs can assist in the development plan of new antimicrobials and where commercial development of new vaccines may be most effective. It will also provide insights and expert opinion on the potential success of antibacterial vaccination in controlling the rise of AMR and reducing the economic burden of infectious diseases. Live: North America: Thursday, Nov. 21, 2019 at 11am EST | 10am CST | 8am PST On demand available after airing until Nov. 21, 2020. Register free


Paul Bishop and Lyle Camblos

Latest:

The Value of Empowered CRAs in Rare Disease Studies

Executives from Atlantic Research Group discuss the importance of CRAs in rare disease clinical trials.


Susan Weidner

Latest:

Connecting Patients to Cutting-Edge Care

How can manufacturers ensure their clinical trial methods are evolving along with their product portfolio? It starts by taking a patient-focused approach to trial design, writes Susan Weidner.



Patrick Hughes

Latest:

Unlocking the Potential of Risk-Based Quality Monitoring

COVID-19 may have accelerated the adoption of RBQM, but it is the intrinsic benefits that are cementing its continued use.


Gerald L. Klein

Latest:

The Case for Vendor Oversight for Small Sponsors

Executives from Edgerton Data Consulting and MedSurgPI discuss biopharmaceutical and medical device companies outsourcing one or more aspects of their clinical trials.


Dawn Edgerton

Latest:

The Case for Vendor Oversight for Small Sponsors

Executives from Edgerton Data Consulting and MedSurgPI discuss biopharmaceutical and medical device companies outsourcing one or more aspects of their clinical trials.


Peter C. Johnson

Latest:

The Case for Vendor Oversight for Small Sponsors

Executives from Edgerton Data Consulting and MedSurgPI discuss biopharmaceutical and medical device companies outsourcing one or more aspects of their clinical trials.


Cliff Culver

Latest:

The Importance of Biomarker Management

Exploring the benefits of capturing and integrating molecular biomarker data within clinical trials to build foundations for data assets.


Jeffrey DuBois, MD

Latest:

Increased Enrollment Efficiency With Point-of-Care Pre-Screening

Retrospective analysis of clinical trial enrollment data evaluates the effectiveness of point-of-care testing in reducing later-screen failures.


Steve Karuppan

Latest:

Increased Enrollment Efficiency With Point-of-Care Pre-Screening

Retrospective analysis of clinical trial enrollment data evaluates the effectiveness of point-of-care testing in reducing later-screen failures.


Paul Savuto

Latest:

Increased Enrollment Efficiency With Point-of-Care Pre-Screening

Retrospective analysis of clinical trial enrollment data evaluates the effectiveness of point-of-care testing in reducing later-screen failures.

© 2025 MJH Life Sciences

All rights reserved.