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By Ed Miseta, chief editor, Clinical Leader
Matthew Ellis, SVP of early oncology R&D for AstraZeneca, is helping lead the charge in what he calls the company's oncology revolution. Ellis deals with the complicated process of going from the discovery of a potential therapeutic target or mechanism to the discovery and development of potential medicines, the triage of those medicines, and working out the right risk-benefit profile so they can be administered to humans.
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Article
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By Kyle Hogan,
Datacubed Health
The shift from reporting on paper to reporting electronically has been happening for years; however, the transition hasn’t always been elegant. Explore how the pandemic has played a role in accelerating the shift to eCOA/ePRO.
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Article
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OpenClinica
In the available blog, see how each decentralized clinical trial is unique and has its own set of requirements and may require integrations between systems.
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Infographic
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By Gary Shorter,
IQVIA Technologies
Explore an example of an in-production capability enhanced by artificial intelligence and used by over 6,000 employees across the globe in multiple languages today.
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Article
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By Mary Varghese Presti and Sebastien Bohn,
IBM Watson Health
Discover the reason why old data collection systems can inhibit fully leveraging the insights derived from that data that has been collected.
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Webinar
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Informa Pharma Intelligence
Now that the EU’s Clinical Trials Information System (CTIS) is up and running, disclosure and transparency experts from Sarepta, Boehringer Ingelheim, Bayer, and Merck KgaA discuss the ins and outs of registering clinical trials and submitting study information to the portal.
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White Paper
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Trialbee AB
Effective and efficient clinical trial recruitment remains a fundamental challenge for ultimate study success. Possible solutions with the most potential to finally crack the code on improving study recruitment lie in the simple need to consider and care about the experiences of those involved.
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By Jenny Ahlstrom, myeloma survivor and founder of the HealthTree Foundation
The pandemic has sped up the widespread use of real-world evidence (RWE). It is being used to inform the development of new drugs and medical products, and it helps inform about patients’ treatment journeys. Challenges remain in assuring the quality of the real-world data that are collected and the opportunity for long-term follow-up for participating patients, but those are challenges that can be overcome with the right tools and support.
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Webinar
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Medable
In this webinar, experts discuss how enriching oncology clinical trials with RWD generates deeper insights and improves operational efficiency to achieve better patient outcomes.
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Article
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By Kevin Kane,
Thermo Fisher Scientific
After Phase 1 and into Phase 2 trials, it's time to identify the quickest scale-up path for supplying efficacy trials and commercial demands while keeping the formulation as simple as possible.
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Infographic
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Veristat, Inc.
The clinical trial landscape is continually adapting its focus on patient-centric practices to improve clinical trial participation by reducing patients’ burden. By leveraging virtual trial tools and strategies, you can support a patient-centric approach and continue to deliver efficient and superior quality clinical trials.
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Case Study
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Catalent
A tablet formulation was a solution when developing a new class of anti-infective medicine, allowing the integration of formulation development, clinical trial material (CTM) manufacturing, and supply and distribution to patients.
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Webinar
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PerkinElmer Informatics, Inc
Clinical development teams often rely on outside, contracted organizations to provide data or analyses. These sponsors are under enormous regulatory scrutiny. Join Houston Gilbert from Arcus Biosciences, along with experts from PerkinElmer, to learn how Arcus Biosciences, an oncology-focused biopharmaceutical company, tackled the data quality and oversight challenges they faced with their CROs and how they enabled their clinical teams with self-service analytics.
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Article
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Sikich
As the majority of patients and care providers appear to be satisfied with the quality of telemedicine and digitally facilitated appointments, learn why it’s likely that decentralized trials will be part of the operating standard for CROs.
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Article
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By Tyler Guthrie,
ActiGraph
Learn about the top three factors to consider when working to maximize protocol adherence and minimize missing data in a technology-enabled clinical trial.
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Webinar
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Thermo Fisher Scientific
Launching a large molecule in one format and then switching the delivery format often transpires as a lifecycle management strategy for cost efficiency, supply chain continuity, and patient benefit.
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Article
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Cmed Clinical Research Services
Clinical trials in rare diseases can be difficult to run due to a lack of patients, complicated study designs, and challenging logistics; all of the above imply involvement of numerous countries, many sites, and lengthy timelines to completion. However, when you have the required expertise, studies in rare diseases are collaborative, innovative, and rewarding.
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Article
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By Dawn Niccum,
inSeption Group
A comprehensive gap analysis examines documented procedures, SOPs, and QMS processes, but also includes discussions with key personnel and scrutinizes outputs derived from those SOPs and processes. Learn about the “report card” — an independent key deliverable that helps the organization identify, prioritize, and remediate potentially problematic areas.
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Webinar
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Oracle Health Sciences
In the available webinar, explore how DCTs have forced the industry to rethink their approach to study start-up and associated regulations.
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