Authors


Dan Foltz

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Information as a Strategic Asset

Uses for next generation information management, called health intelligence, in research.


William Looney

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Information in Action: DIA's Barbara Lopez Kunz

William Looney speaks with DIA's Global Chief Executive to see how the organization is repositioning itself.


Eileen Erdos

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Beware of Costly Consequences

Noncompliance with the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act carries heavy penalties.


Ofelia Rodriguez Nievas, MD

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Trials in Latin America

An overview of the clinical research landscape in this emerging region that also looks at its challenges.


Henry Levy

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Reducing the Data Burden for Clinical Investigators

Clinical trials have changed significantly in the past decade with increasingly large and complex global studies. Multi-center, multinational trials are common, with complicated treatment protocols, large staffs, and huge data sets muddling the clinical trial processes. With years of development time and millions in R&D invested in a new treatment before it reaches the trial stage, there is incredible pressure on investigators to deliver quality data.


Sheila Rocchio

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Enabling Digital Transformation: Managing External Clinical Data Sources to Advance Drug Development

With an increasing amount of diverse data that must now be collected and analyzed, the industry is faced with increasingly complex studies that present new challenges in data management.


Roy Devine

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Sunshine Act's Impact

The amendment addresses data concerns for both physicians and drug/device manufacturers.


Badhri Srinivasan

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Triggered Monitoring

Among the many clinical development processes that need to be conducted in a smarter, more cost-effective manner, clinical data monitoring stands out as a promising area in which operational efficiencies can not only reduce costs but also improve research quality and patient safety.


Lynette Ferrara

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Information as a Strategic Asset

Uses for next generation information management, called health intelligence, in research.


Richard Walovitch

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Imaging CROs in Asia

Improvements in image acquisition and read quality: A look at the value of standardization in oncology trials.


Zaher El-Assi

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Simplicity is the Ultimate Sophistication

How one eClinical platform can create unparalleled efficiency in the future.


Sandra Grosworsel Schefler

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Trials in Latin America

An overview of the clinical research landscape in this emerging region that also looks at its challenges.


Oracle Health Sciences

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Outsourcing to CROs: Expediting Clinical Operations or Oversight Nightmare?

Simply handing off multi-million-dollar studies to CROs without carefully crafted plans for communications and reporting operational data as the study unfolds is hardly a wise move, yet what kind of oversight is needed? Live: Tuesday, Apr. 28, 2020 1pm EDT | 12pm CDT | 10am PDT On demand available after airing until Apr. 28, 2021. Register free


Karla Beckner White

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Planning an EDC Clinical Trial

Readers share their experiences


John F. Kouten

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A Ten Step Trial Crisis Plan

Today's drug sponsors need to prepare and practice for worst-case clinical trial scenarios.


Mayelin Troche Concepción

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Documenting Adverse Events

Analysis of hematology and blood chemistry's AEs in sponsor's databases.


Stefan Paepke

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EHR and EDC Integration in Reality

An evaluation of the Munich Pilot and the affects of the EHR-EDC integration solution.


Anthony Costello

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Interactive Informed Consent: Better Informed Patients, Better Trials

In July, at a meeting called by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on Human Research Protections, I reviewed the fascinating results of a randomized study that recently compared paper-based informed consent to electronic informed consent.


Imogene Grimes

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An Assessment of Adaptive

Understanding and using adaptive trial design to achieve the most of its available advantages.



Karen Politis Virk

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Language & Culture in Global Clinical Trials

With more clinical trials conducted overseas, sponsors are facing new obstacles.



Nicole Harzendorf

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EHR and EDC Integration in Reality

An evaluation of the Munich Pilot and the affects of the EHR-EDC integration solution.


Shilpa Viswanathan

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Late Phase Patient Reported Outcomes

Patient-level feedback from later studies provides a multitude of valuable answers to all stakeholders.


Jürgen Schäfer

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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.


Michael Weis

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The Quality Coach

The right person can successfully promote proper management of quality and compliance, leading to desired clinical trial outcomes.


Murtuza Bharmal

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Direct-to-Patient Enrollment Strategies

A comparison of the yields and costs of online outreach methods to other recruitment techniques.


Pietro Bonacossa

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New Ways to Recruit Trial Subjects

To minimize time to market, sponsors must explore new subject recruitment techniques.



David Levin

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Medical Device Trials

Understanding the United States' regulatory pathways and clinical operations.

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