Applied Clinical Trials July/August 2024 Issue (PDF)
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What's Next for DCTs?
No longer "down the road" in their emergence, this issue of Applied Clinical Trials takes a deep look at the impact of decentralized clinical trials to date—and how their future trajectory could shape out.
Streamlining Clinical Trials with eSource: Insights from MSK
A use case by Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center explores the potential of EHR-to-EDC.
Decentralized Clinical Trials: Bust or Breakthrough?
Five industry leaders share their perspectives on the evolution of DCTs.
The Evolution of CRAACO: Gains and Lessons Learned
Tracking efforts to advance the mission and concept of "clinical research as a care option."
'Fit-for-Purpose' Considerations for Remote Trials
Q&A with Joachim Lövin explores the challenges and lessons learned in boosting the flexibility of conducting decentralized clinical trials post-COVID.
Rethinking Training: The Benefits of Embracing ‘Desirable Difficulties’
Four strategies for implementing this approach in clinical trial staff and site training.
Sticking to the Plan: Undue Burden Created by Protocol Deviations
Minimizing protocol deviations is a simple, yet effective way for sites to keep trials patient-centric.
Decentralized Clinical Trials: Being Audit Ready and Avoiding Pitfalls
Site and project management teams play major roles in risk-management and monitoring performance.
