Authors


Kenneth G. Faulkner

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Assessing Suicide Risk in Clinical Trials: The Patient Knows Best

During clinical trials of pharmaceutical treatments, sponsors and CROs need to detect possible suicidal ideation and behavior related to their drug during baseline assessments, and throughout treatment as well as during the follow up phases.


Rinah Yamamoto

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Assessing Suicide Risk in Clinical Trials: The Patient Knows Best

During clinical trials of pharmaceutical treatments, sponsors and CROs need to detect possible suicidal ideation and behavior related to their drug during baseline assessments, and throughout treatment as well as during the follow up phases.


Penny Randall

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Overcoming Barriers in Conducting Decentralized Clinical Trials

New recommendations offer guidance on overcoming legal, regulatory, and practical hurdles.


Pamela Tenaerts, MD

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The Missing Puzzle Pieces to Trial Representativeness

Truly moving the needle in clinical trial diversity comes down to embracing two fundamental pieces of the DE&I puzzle.


PAREXEL Biotech

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Essential Criteria Biopharmaceutical Investors Seek when Evaluating Compounds and Companies

This whitepaper outlines the most important criteria investors look for when evaluating the investment potential of a pipeline compound and the company behind it.


Kathleen D. Hoffman

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Rare Patient Advocacy Groups Reach Tipping Point of Influence

Using venture philanthropy to get promising drug candidates past “the valley of death”-and supported by advanced scientific technology-rare disease patient organizations have moved beyond being just hopeful influencers, to now becoming powerful forces for change.


Wayne Baker

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The Future of Clinical Trials: Predictions for 2020

Greenphire's Chief Commercial Officer predicts 2020 will continue the momentum towards greater technology adoption and patient focus.


Todd Johnson

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The Future of Clinical Trials: Turning Data Chaos into Trial Intelligence

Poll taken by leading biotech executives in clinical development addresses state of data quality and management.


Piet van der Graaf

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Addressing the Immunogenicity Challenge

How modeling and simulation technology can predict and better manage immunogenicity, a key challenge for biologics drug development.


Andrzej Kierzek

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Addressing the Immunogenicity Challenge

How modeling and simulation technology can predict and better manage immunogenicity, a key challenge for biologics drug development.


Elisa Conrad

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Estimand Framework: What it is and Why You Need it

With the final approval and release of ICH E9 (R1), clinical trial sponsors should prepare to include estimands in their protocols as well as their statistical design documents and study reports.


Rinah Yamamoto

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Estimand Framework: What it is and Why You Need it

With the final approval and release of ICH E9 (R1), clinical trial sponsors should prepare to include estimands in their protocols as well as their statistical design documents and study reports.


Kenneth G. Faulkner

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Estimand Framework: What it is and Why You Need it

With the final approval and release of ICH E9 (R1), clinical trial sponsors should prepare to include estimands in their protocols as well as their statistical design documents and study reports.


Graham McClelland, PhD

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Are New Medicines Being Developed to Meet the Needs of the Ever-Ageing Population?

The elderly population is still underrepresented in clinical trials, with nearly a third of newly registered drugs included an insufficient number of elderly participants, leading to uncertainties regarding safety and effectiveness for prescribers.


Sophie Engler

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Are New Medicines Being Developed to Meet the Needs of the Ever-Ageing Population?

The elderly population is still underrepresented in clinical trials, with nearly a third of newly registered drugs included an insufficient number of elderly participants, leading to uncertainties regarding safety and effectiveness for prescribers.


Richard Gliklich, MD

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Patient Registries and Rare Diseases

Researchers are turning to patient registries to fill rare-disease knowledge gaps.


Johann Proeve, PhD

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Merz Pharma’s RBQM Journey

A case study of the risk-based quality management learning curve.


Richard Young

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Solving the Data Management Challenge in Digital Clinical Trials

Richard Young previously explained on ACT why sponsors need a strong data foundation for successful digital clinical trials. Now he focuses on how to address some of the associated data management challenges.




Zach Gobst

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Why You Should Expand Your Patient Advocacy Strategy to Include Health Influencers

With radio, billboard, TV, and digital advertisements being left in the dust, additional engagement from influencer communities are more likely to be reach patients.




Kevin Connor

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Three Steps to Better Decisions

Decision makers can increase collaboration, transparency, efficiency, and effectiveness, while reducing development risks.


Signant Health

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Train, Analyze, Intervene: How a Three-Pronged Approach Improves Data Quality in Dermatology Trials

This whitepaper offers readers tips on how to improve the data quality in dermatology trials using a unique, three-pronged approach.


IMARC Research

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How to Get Data and Safety Managers on the Same Team

Every successful clinical trial must protect patients while collecting complete, accurate data that supports evaluation of the safety and effectiveness of the drug or device. Here’s a closer look at why data and safety managers are so important to a clinical trial, what can go wrong when they aren’t aligned and how to improve collaboration between them.


Andrew Snyder

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Fair Market Conundrum: Solutions for Sponsors & Sites

Breaking through the confusion around fair market value when applying the concept to study budgets.



Elaine Harris

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Clinical Trials and Social Networking

There are significant challenges facing the pharmaceutical and contract research organization (CRO) industries in relation to patient recruitment of clinical trials and the need to implement new strategies to finally overcome what has been called ‘the most difficult and challenging aspect of clinical trials.’


Rani Abraham

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MENA: The Dawn of a New Era

The Middle East and North Africa region has seen a recent increase in clinical trials research.

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