Understanding and using adaptive trial design to achieve the most of its available advantages.
Analysis of hematology and blood chemistry's AEs in sponsor's databases.
It is time for mandatory certification to be required for everyone involved in a clinical study.
How simulation can help in the planning and implementation of adaptive clinical trials.
An evaluation of the Munich Pilot and the affects of the EHR-EDC integration solution.
Analysis of hematology and blood chemistry's AEs in sponsor's databases.
A new study by Premier Research shows that both American and European pharmaceutical companies are facing similar problems in regards to pediatric trial regulations.
Step-by-step process for budgeting global trials that uses a Currency Risk Management method.
Roadmap of twists and turns that lie ahead following most recent draft issued in September.
A concise look at this nontraditional approach to clinical studies that explains the how and why of it.
With a PC and some software you can generate realistic projections that save time and money.
Lessons learned from FDA’s current process and proposed alternative review strategies.
Creating a drug's safety profile through the use of benefit-risk assessments during development.
Validating protocols and identifying investigators with secondary data sources.
Analysis of hematology and blood chemistry's AEs in sponsor's databases.
An evaluation of the Munich Pilot and the affects of the EHR-EDC integration solution.
Analysis of hematology and blood chemistry's AEs in sponsor's databases.
The availability of FHIR-based APIs enabling patients to access and use their healthcare data for multiple purposes has opened a door to an entirely new world of opportunities for partnering with patients on clinical studies.
The difference a clinical trial management system can make in integrating a global workforce.
New survey from Tufts CSDD and Applied Clinical Trials provides an inside look at global sites.
Results reveal insight into the roles, activities, pressures, and priorities of study coordinators.
Analysis of hematology and blood chemistry's AEs in sponsor's databases.
Knowing when to outsource and when to conduct pharmacovigilance in-house is a crucial decision.
Real-life examples of how a clinical trial management system impacted work-life for the better at five sites.
The disconnect coordinating and connecting interested patients to clinical trials is an ongoing struggle.
An evaluation of the Munich Pilot and the affects of the EHR-EDC integration solution.
Open-label extension (OLE) studies are common, but they do not receive as much attention as traditional Phase I through Phase IV studies. Enrollment into an OLE study typically follows enrollment into a randomized, blinded, well-controlled main study. Participants are usually informed at the time they are recruited into the main study that they may elect to enroll in an OLE study after completing the main trial. The stated objective of most OLE studies is to obtain long-term safety and tolerability data.