Insights On Partnering
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CROs Are Leading The Charge In New Clinical Trial Technology
2/6/2020
Contract research organizations (CROs) are continuing to lead the industry in improving clinical trial performance. Learn about the role CROs are playing in driving the industry forward in this blog.
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Are CROs Prepared For ICH E6 (R3)?
9/30/2021
CROs have long been seen as the driving force behind the adoption of innovative clinical operations technology, but beyond just technology, opportunities for innovation are borne out of the realization that leading CROs are sitting on a wealth of actionable data and expertise, which can be leveraged into data-driven decision making on a large scale, from starting clinical trials through to execution.
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Putting Data To Work In A Pandemic
2/9/2021
Even before the pandemic hit, clinical trials were beset by high failure rates due to poor site performance, recruitment and data quality issues. As the business begins to dig itself out of a pandemic-led slump, sponsors need to know, now more than ever, where to find high performing sites and how to ensure that their enrollment and data collection efforts are on target.
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Five Easy Investigator Payment Fixes To Improve Site Relations
3/3/2020
Site satisfaction is closely linked to the frequency, accuracy and timeliness of clinical trial payments. Yet making payments has long been a challenging process between sponsors and sites. This white paper reviews five common issues that delay site payments and offers recommendations to resolve these issues, improving payment efficiencies and ultimately site satisfaction.
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Driving Fundamentals: Ensuring An Efficient Clinical Research Process Trial Management
2/22/2021
Left-right-left is a lesson in situational awareness and avoiding collisions. A “collision” in a clinical trial would be something like an inspection finding. As a fun exercise, here is how I combined these ideas.
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Home Health Nurse Network Ensures Patient Care Continuity During The COVID-19 Pandemic
9/10/2020
Due to primary provider office closures, patients were unable to schedule their in-office subcutaneous injections required every six months. The client turned to UBC to design, structure and operationalize a program using our nationwide network of registered nurses, which would transition in-office visits to a supportive and effective in-home setting.
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Innovative Recruitment And Retention Strategies For Phase III Rare Cardiovascular Disease Study
6/24/2020
A Phase III, placebo-controlled, double blind, randomized clinical study of pulsed inhaled nitric oxide targeting rare cardiovascular disease was facing challenges. A partnership helped them solve their issues with patient recruitment, organizational effectiveness and regional patient expertise.
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Case Study: Recovering A Clinical Trial That Has Been Derailed
10/5/2021
When replacing your CRO becomes the only feasible option, a partner experienced in such transitions — as well as sensitive to the impact on your timeline and costs — is invaluable.
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Effective Way To Ensure Early Statistical Deliveries
4/7/2021
A biopharmaceutical company had a first-in-human study in patients with solid tumors. They were in need of regular and timely reports to provied to the Safety Review Committee for dose decisions, to support rapid study completion. Cmed offered a solution by building an encapsia database to enable the sites to quickly enter their data and developed a robust and flexible set of programs to generate outputs required by the Safety Review Committee.
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Patient Focused Clinical Trial Sample Collection, Management And Tracking
4/21/2020
To address the parallel growth in advanced therapies and in clinical trial patient centric services, this webinar will discuss the challenges and strategies for a patient focused sample management plan. Topics will include the integration of home health care visits, solutions for virtual sample and product tracking, patient scheduling, and logistical solutions.