Applied Clinical Trials-05-01-2022

Sponsors can ensure higher retention by partnering with patient support services.

With poor retention of women in the biomedical workforce amid the pandemic, industry leaders in clinical research must step up to provide solutions.

Exploring their unique opportunity in increasing study enrollment levels.

Emerging tools in data analytics, automation, EMR aggregation, and even social media are enabling faster and easier patient recruitment.

Consortium looks to advance endpoint assessment through the development of eCOA best practices.

In this Q&A, ACT catches up with Brian Ford, director, functional service partnership solutions, PPD Clinical Research Services, Thermo Fisher Scientific, to answer some frequently asked questions about how ILs contribute to the successful use of FSP models.

EMA continues to familiarize industry with new clinical trial legislation.

ACT presents solutions to foster greater participation in May issue.

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Dual efforts focused on more inclusive research and more diverse enrollment in pre- and post-approval studies.

Reminding clinical research stakeholders to reprioritize routine assessment of patient satisfaction as a primary outcome measure in patient-centric activities.

Survey uncovers pediatric-patient perspectives on plain language summaries.