Newsletter | April 11, 2026

04.11.26 -- Clinical Leader Best Of March

MARCH'S BEST FEATURED EDITORIAL

Informed Consent Isn't Broken — But It's Barely Working

Former FDA Commissioner Dr. Robert Califf has been blunt about what’s wrong with informed consent in clinical trials. In this article, we offer a high-level look at his three-part Substack series, exploring how consent became more about legal protection than patient understanding — and what needs to change.

The Uncomfortable Conversation: AI And Data Use In Clinical Trials

AI is quietly transforming clinical trials at the site level, boosting efficiency while creating hidden risks for patient data, protocols, and sponsoring intellectual property.

When Sponsors Can't Explain How Study Data Flows, Inspection Readiness Breaks Down

Regulators want one thing during inspections — to see how the data flows. Just In Time GCP's Donna Dorozinsky explores the importance of data oversight and where sponsors sometimes go wrong.

MARCH'S BEST INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Harness R Shiny Dashboards For Programming And Data Visualization

Empower your teams to move beyond static reports by leveraging R Shiny to transform data into interactive, real-time insights that drive smarter, faster decisions.

Master Protocols: Implementing Effective Treatment Adaptations

From balancing treatment ratios and managing eligibility to accommodating site-specific readiness and protocol amendments, a well-designed IRT system enables seamless transitions.

5 Tips To Put The Right Systems In Place For Successful Clinical Trials

Before you dive into clinical trials, ask yourself: Is my company operationally ready to handle the complexity? Learn about key upgrades that can help you streamline operations and reduce risk.

MARCH'S BEST SOLUTIONS

Navigate The Future: Your Essential Guide To ICH E6(R3) GCP Changes

LEAP: A Multisensor Wearable For Patient-Centered Clinical Research

A Market Leader In The eCOA Clinical Trial Industry

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