Authors


Lori Goldberg

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Finding Patient X: The Role of Digital Media in Rare Disease Research

Digital media is becoming a crucial vehicle for finding “Patient X” for rare disease drug trials. Three areas in particular where digital media is helping with the detective work are explored.


Jared Kohler, PhD

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Preparing Specialty Lab Data for FDA Submission in the New Regulatory Environment

Biomarker and specialty lab data are increasingly being incorporated in FDA submissions given the robust insights they provide on key clinical objectives, including pharmacological effects, and drug safety and effectiveness.


Angela Quigley

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Preparing Specialty Lab Data for FDA Submission in the New Regulatory Environment

Biomarker and specialty lab data are increasingly being incorporated in FDA submissions given the robust insights they provide on key clinical objectives, including pharmacological effects, and drug safety and effectiveness.


Tobias Guennel, PhD

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Generative AI Holds the Key to Transforming Trial Design

While still in its infancy, generative AI will continue to be integrated into clinical operations.


John Ebeid

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This Clinical Trials Day, Honor Employees by Combatting Turnover

John Ebeid, Senior VP of Randstad Life Sciences writes that though International Clinical Trials Day is a time to celebrate the medical researchers who work to make new discoveries for the good of public health - retaining these employees remains a challenge for the entire industry, especially for today's CROs.


Boris Kaganov, 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.


Cindy Stevenson, RN

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The Use of a Single Center, Multi-Location Research Structure For Participation in Large Clinical Trials: The Cleveland Clinic Model

As funding for clinical research trials decreases and sponsors of clinical studies are under increasingly stringent timelines to obtain FDA approval and get new therapies to market, the need increases for well-managed, efficient, and effective clinical trial sites.


Angela Roberts

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Buy a Diploma, Buy a Degree, Go to Jail

Education Falsification has more consequences than not having a degree.


Pooja Phogat

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EMA’s Demands for Plain-Language Summaries for Clinical Trial Results that can be Understood by Anyone Could Create new Challenges for Sponsors

From 2019, to comply with requirements for greater transparency around clinical research as part of the EU Clinical Trials Regulation 536/2014, life sciences firms will be expected to prepare plain-language summaries for all Phase I through IV interventional trials, which can be understood by patients, the general public, and experts.


Sandra SAM Sather

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Key Considerations for the Adoption of eConsent for Sites

There are many benefits for sites adopting electronic informed consent and it is vital that site study teams are not bystanders in the move towards its use.




Luke S. Gill

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Maximizing Immuno-Oncology Clinical Trial Success

Examining the unique standards and related challenges when assessing the safety and efficacy of cancer immunotherapy candidates.


Greg Gogates

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The Transformation of Clinical Trials from Writing on Papyrus to the World of Technology

New requirements must be put in place to ensure data quality and integrity.



Anais Silva

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Selecting Study-Appropriate Clinical Sites in 3 Steps

These three steps should take place in order to ensure an optimal site selection.


Carlos M. Naranjo, MD

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Special Populations Underrepresented in Oncology Research: Challenges and Solutions to Engage the Hispanic Population

Despite the evidence that the Hispanic population is increasing at a formidable rate, they not only face disadvantages in health care access, but are significantly underrepresented as participants in biomedical research.


Jeffrey S. Handen, Ph.D

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Agile in Life Sciences R&D

Agile Product Development Methodology holds great promise for use in Adaptive Clinical Study Development.


Christina Corera

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Agile in Life Sciences R&D

Agile Product Development Methodology holds great promise for use in Adaptive Clinical Study Development.


Dave Espenshade

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Contract Research Organizations: Leveraging Technology for Success

The handling of payments is frequently an aspect of contract research organizations work that goes underappreciated and undervalued, despite its critical importance.


Thomas Kalfas

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Common Technical Document Development

Partnership formation is the new trend in common technical document development.


Rajeev Dadia

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Privacy and Provenance

Provenance is at the heart of the discussion when it comes to the equation of privacy and provenance.


Frenova Renal Research®

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The Changing Landscape of Clinical Research Sites With Frenova Renal Research

Kurt Mussina, MBA, president of Frenova Renal Research, explains how the site landscape is changing for clinical research. He has years of experience leading a global network of investigators, patients and data scientists involved in clinical studies. He brings a unique perspective to what the major problems in clinical research sites are, including private equity and industry consolidation. Refreshingly, he provides solutions Frenova is implementing that will promote better clinical research sites.


YPrime

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Empower Sponsor Success with Insights from Sites

Are you tired of clinical trial technology that slows down processes? Are your sites looking for more intuitive solutions? At YPrime, we’ve taken a deep dive into site experiences and perspectives, sharing ways to bridge the gap between sponsors, sites, and patients, to foster a more efficient clinical trial process.


Annalisa Jenkins, MBBS, FRCP

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Clinical Trials Don't Have to Cost Too Much or Take Too Long

Analyzing data to reveal site performance patterns for better trial planning and execution.


Gen Li

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Clinical Trials Don't Have to Cost Too Much or Take Too Long

Analyzing data to reveal site performance patterns for better trial planning and execution.


Stephen Arlington, PhD

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Clinical Trials Don't Have to Cost Too Much or Take Too Long

Analyzing data to reveal site performance patterns for better trial planning and execution.


Paul Chew, MD

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A Digital Twin on CAR-T Cytokine Release Syndrome (CRS) Patients with Standard of Care Measured by CRS Distribution by Grade

Using existing clinical trial data to proactively model patient safety and efficacy outcomes could aid in accelerating development for areas in need of new therapies.


Oracle Health Sciences

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New EU (536/2014) Clinical Trial Regulation Set to Attract More Studies and Innovation

The way clinical trials are conducted in the European Union will undergo a major change when (EU) No 536/2014 comes into effect in January 2022. But just being compliant with the regulation should not be considered enough – forward-looking organizations are rethinking how technology can play an important part in bringing efficiencies to clinical trials, by reducing failures and driving operational changes beyond compliance.


Mariah Baltezegar

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Gene Therapy in Rare Disease Research

A look at home and dosing site considerations.

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