Newsletter | March 14, 2026

03.14.26 -- Clinical Leader Best Of February

FEBRUARY'S BEST FEATURED EDITORIAL

Sponsors Collect Too Much "Non-Essential" Data, Say Tufts And TransCelerate

A collaboration between Tufts CSDD, Tufts School of Medicine, and TransCelereate BioPharma revealed just how much extra data sponsors are collecting — and why that's a problem.

Digital Protocols Are At An Inflection Point: A Conversation With Novartis And TransCelerate Leaders

Digital protocols could reduce manual effort and enable rapid and more consistent downstream study execution, reporting, and submission processes.

FDA Issues Final Guidance On Clinical Trial Participation: What You Need To Do Now

On December 15, 2025, the FDA finalized its guidance Enhancing Participation in Clinical Trials, formally updating expectations for enrollment and trial design. Here's what you can do now.

FEBRUARY'S BEST INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Modernizing Clinical Trial Oversight: The Path To Operations Excellence

Examine the current state of RBQM approaches to virtualizing clinical oversight, and the value that adopting these approaches brings to sponsors, CROs, sites, and ultimately patients.

The Connected Patient In Clinical Trials

Discover how digital innovation and patient-centric technologies are reshaping clinical trials by improving access, efficiency, and data-driven insights.

Overcoming Challenges In Obesity Trials

Obesity trials face high dropout rates due to long durations and complex requirements. Overcome these hurdles with personalized engagement, expert lifestyle support, and proactive patient care.

FEBRUARY'S BEST SOLUTIONS

Technology To Enable Remote Participation

Electronic Informed Consent For Clinical Research

A Flexible Technical Solution

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