Authors


Darlene Kalinowski

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Risk-Based Approaches

The eClinical Forum Risk Based Monitoring Taskforce offers some best practices for ensuring clinical data quality.


Peter O'Donnell

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Europe Recruiting Additional Healthcare Teams for Specialized Rare Disease Networks

With a month left to join one of the 24 ERNs, Peter O'Donnell writes that this initiative is a welcomed demonstration of how cooperation can function in the common interest.



Abraham Gutman, CEO, AG Mednet

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Silver Linings of Post-Pandemic Trial Disruption

Though the global pandemic that has affected millions, the industry has shown resilience and demonstrated a shared commitment to improving patient care.



Rob Davidson

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A Closing Thought: Prescribing Fixes for a Broken System

Arthur L. Caplan, Ph.D., chair of the University of Pennsylvania's Department of Medical Ethics, expressed his frank views about issues that are ailing the drug industry today during his DIA Keynote Address in mid-June.


Lina Genovesi, PhD, JD

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Sample Banking for Future Clinical Research

As the pharmaceutical industry continues to face increasing cost of drug development, sample banking for future clinical research provides the pharmaceutical industry with new opportunities to obtain biological sample collections that will allow it to investigate safety and efficacy in future clinical research and answer regulatory authority questions related to safety and efficacy at the time of registration.


Roberto Lara

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Partnering Early for Successful Oncology Drug Development

Rising costs and evolving compound developments underline need for understanding at every step.


Amparo Alemany Pozuelo

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How to Improve Clinical Research in Children: A Survey on the Perception of European Pediatricians and Industry/CROs

The Pediatric Working Group of the European CRO Federation conducted a follow-up survey on the status of pediatric clinical trials in Europe.


Jens Grueger

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Personalized Healthcare

What works when and for whom in the era of comparative effectiveness research.



Julie M. Brothers

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Risk-Based Approaches

The eClinical Forum Risk Based Monitoring Taskforce offers some best practices for ensuring clinical data quality.


Thomas Haag

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Risk-Based Approaches

The eClinical Forum Risk Based Monitoring Taskforce offers some best practices for ensuring clinical data quality.



Brett Wilson

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Risk-Based Approaches

The eClinical Forum Risk Based Monitoring Taskforce offers some best practices for ensuring clinical data quality.


Simon Estcourt

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Integrating Managed Access Programs: Global Considerations

MAPs can effectively address unmet patient needs and become a cornerstone of product strategy.


Suresh K. Bowalekar

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Warning Letter Study

An analysis of warning letters and the findings reported from 1996 to 2010.


Linda Drumright

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Cracking the Code on Study Start-Up

No matter how long you?ve been in the clinical trials business, the mantra is always the same: not enough investigators, not enough patients, enrollment falling behind, need for rescue sites, study budget overspend.


Martine Dehlinger-Kremer

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European Pediatric Informed Consent and AF: Current Status of Country Requirements

The Pediatric Working Group of EUCROF launched an initiative to achieve standardization of generic Informed Consent Form and Assent Form templates within European countries. The differences are noted based on a prior survey.


Debbie Elliott

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Strategic Partnership

Five key pieces to a lasting and successful sponsor/CRO relationship.


Marylyn Donahue

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Everything You Need to Know About Imaging Analytics For Clinical Trials

The image acquisition and analysis components of R&D and clinical trials can be quite complex...


Kent R. Thoelke

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Leveraging Technology to Bridge Clinical Trial Processes and Real-World Health Care

Building upon the usage of technology in health care delivery, integrating technology into clinical research as a care option will be a game changer in achieving greater participation in clinical research and decreasing the overall time for trial completion.


Barbara A. Brandt

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The Local Touch

Recommendations for assessing translatability.



Tufts, CSDD

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Competitive Pressure for First-in-Class Drugs is Intensifying

Study shows sharp reduction in market exclusivity periods for first-in-class treatment entrants.


Medidata Solutions

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Modernizing Data Management in the D-Clinical Age

***Live: December 9, 2020, at 11am EST| 8am PST| 4pm GMT| 5pm CET*** In this ‘D-Clinical Age’, leveraging modern technologies and new approaches and mind sets is required to accelerate the development of new treatments. This webinar will examine how data management can drive digital transformation with the right mix of technology, skills and process redesign.***On demand available after airing until Dec. 9, 2021.***


Rajnikanth Madabushi

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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.


Carsten Brockmeyer

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Developing Quality Biosimilars

Biosimilars are a steadily growing new field of biopharmaceutical development and clinical research.


Vera Pomerantseva

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Data Management Efficiencies Through Risk-Based Approaches and Innovations

Because of drastic changes in the clinical trial space, there is a need for advancing and streamlining design through risk-based methodologies and innovations.


Mark Nixon

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Drivers of Patient Interest in Referral

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

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