Authors


Jose Alvir

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Risk Assessment and Mitigation

A quantitative approach to enhancing risk assessment and mitigation in drug development.


Yaning Wang, PhD

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Understanding FDA’s Perspective on Precision Dosing

Continued embrace of precision dosing will reduce costs and optimize clinical outcomes.


Andrew Burgess

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Drivers of Patient Interest in Referral

Analysis suggests age, condition, and treatment satisfaction have most significant effect on participation.


Paul Ivsin

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What We Can Anticipate from TransCelerate

The somewhat-awkwardly named TransCelerate BioPharma immediately got an enthusiastic reception from industry watchers and participants, mainly due to the perception that it was well poised to attack some of the systemic causes of delays and cost overruns that plague clinical trials today.



Phil Lee

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ePRO Industry Growth

A countdown of the top 10 developments that have most influenced the ePRO industry over the past decade.


Christine Hall

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Comparing the Five Methods to Collect Patient-Driven eData

The specialized industry of collecting patient-driven eData is increasing exponentially. Patient-driven eData encompasses all electronic clinical outcome assessments - or eCOAs -- including patient reported (PRO), clinician reported (ClinRO) and observer or caregiver reported outcomes (ObsRO).


Nitin Mehrotra

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PK in Late Phase Trials

Collecting PK data in late phase trials led to alleviating additional trials, drug approval, and better dosing.


Laura Youngquist

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Site-Driven Metrics

The clinical trials industry can benefit from site-driven metrics for process improvement and site scoring.


Mary Costello

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Sites Still Necessary for Decentralized Trials

Has technology taken the industry too far?



Christine Andrews

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Social Media Recruitment

The opportunities and challenges social media provides in the realm of subject recruitment.


Alfredo Menegazzo, MD

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Emerging Opportunity in Guatemala

Guatemala is multi-ethnic, multilingual, and multi-cultural-ideal for international trials.


Yvonne Moores, Executive Vice President, Operations (SRBU), Quanticate

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Demonstrating Biosimilarity: PK Considerations

Proving a biosimilar's pharmacokinetic 'equivalence' requires adherence to several unique factors.


ISR Reports

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Best Practices in Study Feasibility

This Best Practice in Study Feasibility report covers techniques and innovations proffered by sponsors and CROs for conducting feasibility analyses.


Anshu Marathe

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PK in Late Phase Trials

Collecting PK data in late phase trials led to alleviating additional trials, drug approval, and better dosing.


Elisa Cascade

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Using Public and Private Data for Clinical Operations

Comparing mean vs. median to uncover the full data picture of site-level performance.


Jiang Liu

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PK in Late Phase Trials

Collecting PK data in late phase trials led to alleviating additional trials, drug approval, and better dosing.



Nigel J. Crossland

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Understanding Non-Adherence

Inappropriate calendar pacakaging is a common occurrence leading to confusion and mistakes.


Jeremias Guerra, MD

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Emerging Opportunity in Guatemala

Guatemala is multi-ethnic, multilingual, and multi-cultural-ideal for international trials.


Kevin Olson

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What to Know About CROs

Where do CRO's turn next? What does pharma do about it?


Demissie Alemayehu

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Risk Assessment and Mitigation

A quantitative approach to enhancing risk assessment and mitigation in drug development.


Novella Clinical

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Planning for Success: Global Oncology Trials

Many pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device companies have adopted globalization as a business model for their clinical trials. This model is especially pertinent within oncology with the number of competing trials consistently rising while patient access across North America and Western Europe has plateaued. While this geographic diversity of oncology trial sites has potential to open future markets, it also adds logistical hurdles ranging from import and export licenses to regulatory approval to variances in standard of care. This white paper explores several of the areas critical to the success of global oncology trials, including study planning, conducting feasibility and navigating regulatory submissions.


Jeff Goldfarb

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Recruitment Drivers

Cancer trial recruitment is struggling-adult participation is limited.


Carmen R. Gonzalez

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Tailored Latino Recruitment

Survey results show that the recruitment of Latino subjects requires specialized tactics.


Venkatesh A. Bhattaram

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PK in Late Phase Trials

Collecting PK data in late phase trials led to alleviating additional trials, drug approval, and better dosing.



Dirk Reitsma, MD

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How to Address—and Overcome—Operational Challenges in Master Protocol Studies

Trials that address multiple questions simultaneously using a master protocol can be operationally complicated. These complexities can be managed, even in studies used to support a marketing application.


Pravin R. Jadhav

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PK in Late Phase Trials

Collecting PK data in late phase trials led to alleviating additional trials, drug approval, and better dosing.

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