Authors


Tomas Novak

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Decline of Trials in CEE: Fluctuation or Trend?

Examining why newly registered trials have fallen in Central and Eastern Europe, relative to other regions.


R. Jennifer Cavalieri

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Recruiting Strategies for Clinical Trials

Six years ago, our department of a large academic research center was having difficulty enrolling enough subjects in osteoporosis studies. We wanted to expand into a variety of trials and increase the number of participants. Despite our experience and expertise, our enrollments were down. We wondered if the pool of eligible participants was shrinking, if our competition was doing a better job than we were, or if we needed to modify our project management style.



Chris Watson

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Perspectives and Guidance for Effective eCOA in Global DCTs

Guidance on the unique challenges presented by electronic outcomes.


Lisa Haddican

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Three Reasons to Integrate a CTMS and EMR

Integrating a CTMS and an EMR can provide many benefits for supporting the health care needs of patients.


Daniel B. Goodman, MD

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Blood Pressure Evaluation During Early Phase Trials

A systematic approach for early identification of BP effects during development of new drugs.



Maria C. Harrison

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RBM in Late Phase

The reality of risk-based monitoring: history and successful implementation for late phase research.


Sarah Lampson

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Developing a Successful Peer-to-Peer Mentoring Program

Clinical research organizations should look to peer-to-peer mentoring for professional development.



Maxim Belotserkovsky

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Decline of Clinical Trials in Central and Eastern Europe: Fluctuation or Trend?

In some countries, the participation in clinical trial, is still the only possibility to be treated.


Karen Arts

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Developing a Successful Peer-to-Peer Mentoring Program

Clinical research organizations should look to peer-to-peer mentoring for professional development.


Robert Kleiman, MD

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The Benefits of Advanced Imaging Management Systems

How new technology can impact cardiac imaging in oncology clinical trials and have broader implications for patient safety.


Kathleen A. Mandziuk

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RBM in Late Phase

The reality of risk-based monitoring: history and successful implementation for late phase research.


Helen West

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Collaboration Planning

Sponsor-driven, CRO/recruitment provider collaborations propel cost-efficient study completion.


Neil Hawkins

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Health Technology Assessment in Clinical Development: When to Bridge Research and Decision-Making

Health technology assessment is a field of analysis that evaluates the medical, social, ethical, and economic implications of development, diffusion, and use of health technology.



Sergio Dalla Nora

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Three-Pronged Approach to Optimizing Trial Monitoring

Study results using a quality-by-design method, risk-based monitoring, and real-time direct data entry.


Fran Ross

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TMF Reference Model Standard = Process Efficiency

One of the many activities across the clinical development cycle that is non-negotiable is the creation, collection, management, and storage of the documents that are contained in the Trial Master File.


Ashish Goel

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Driving Successful Clinical Trial Supply Management through Global Data Collaboration

An effective clinical trial is one of the most crucial stages in the creation of a new drug.



Philip E. Doren

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Impact on the Future

The use of RBM may be the only way forward as long as the development of medicines relies on clinical testing.


Ivana Furimsky

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Developing a Successful Peer-to-Peer Mentoring Program

Clinical research organizations should look to peer-to-peer mentoring for professional development.


Michael R. Hamrell

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Three-Pronged Approach to Optimizing Trial Monitoring

Study results using a quality-by-design method, risk-based monitoring, and real-time direct data entry.


Mark Penniston

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2020 Vision: Fulfilling the Future of Clinical Research

IntroductionAfter decades of promise, we have begun to realize the fruit of “-omics” technology. Recent advances in proteomics, genomics and metabolomics have enabled us to understand the molecular basis of disease at both the diagnostic and treatment levels. Equally important, a growing suite of biomarkers now provides predictive value for diagnosis, disease progression and cure/remission.


Michael J. Howley, PA-C, MBA, PhD

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Getting to Clinical Trial Diversity

Differing levels of trust in clinical trials information channels across diverse populations is examined in this research.


Karen Redding

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TMF Reference Model Standard = Process Efficiency

One of the many activities across the clinical development cycle that is non-negotiable is the creation, collection, management, and storage of the documents that are contained in the Trial Master File.


Lesly Atlas

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Linking Leaders: Beyond the Boardroom

A view on redefining key roles across the evolving clinical development landscape.


Michael Christel

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Next-Generation Focus in Immuno-Oncology

How one biotech is tackling the unmet need for additional immunotherapies and combination approaches in cancer.


Judith M. Schloss Markowitz

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Three-Pronged Approach to Optimizing Trial Monitoring

Study results using a quality-by-design method, risk-based monitoring, and real-time direct data entry.

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