Site Management/Investigator Payments Featured Articles
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Could Study Rehearsals Create A New Standard For Site Readiness?
4/1/2026
Giving sites the chance to rehearse a trial ahead of their initial study visits could lead to improved readiness, protocol adherence, and participant experience.
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Research Center Layout Helps Lower Barriers To Cross-Industry Collaboration
3/27/2026
Discover how one research center, uniquely built for collaboration, enables the collection and analysis of high-quality specimens and data that will fuel both current and future research collaborations.
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Site Staffing On The Upswing, But Still A Challenge
3/26/2026
In this final article of the series, Jimmy Bechtel and Ken Getz discuss how workforce pressures have shaped site performance and what’s being done to strengthen site staff retention and career growth.
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Old Habits, Communication Issues Still Stalling Site Budget Negotiations
3/19/2026
Drawing from the 2025 SCRS Landscape Survey Report, Jimmy Bechtel and Ken Getz unpack how growing trial complexity, inconsistent fair market value benchmarks, and structural disconnects are reshaping site-sponsor relationships.
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The Art Of Finding And Keeping The Right KOL
3/18/2026
Learn from Incyclix CEO Patrick Roberts how the company identifies its KOLs, tailors engagement to their expertise, measures collaboration success, and sustains successful long-term partnerships.
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Do We Still Need To "Save" Our Sites?
3/11/2026
Budget negotiations, sponsor expectations, operational pressures, and burnout all remained front-and-center concerns at this year's Save Our Sites (SOS) conference. In this recap, I share key takeaways from the sessions I attended — including practical budgeting advice, sponsor “turn-offs,” and a few unbelievable (but true) sponsor horror stories — along with why gatherings like SOS still matter for the site community.
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Avoid Clinical Alignment Breakdowns With "Lateral Agility"
3/6/2026
Internal misalignment can stall the clinical timeline, erode the window of patent protection, and jeopardize funding. Learn why leadership can no longer be and instead must exhibit "lateral agility" across the enterprise.
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Why Africa Could Be The Next Frontier For Clinical Trials
3/6/2026
Africa hosts only about 3% of global clinical trials despite representing roughly 20% of the world’s population. Tariro Makadzange, founder and CEO of the Africa Clinical Research Network (ACRN), explains how the organization aims to build a continent-wide clinical trial platform and increase that share to 15% over the next decade.
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How Keenova Reignited A Stalled Trial
3/3/2026
When a difficult-to-enroll Phase 3 study stalled, Keenova found momentum not through new technology but through relationships, collaboration, and fair site support. By listening to site feedback, rethinking communication, empowering peer learning, and revisiting compensation, the team transformed engagement and enrollment.
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The Uncomfortable Conversation: AI And Data Use In Clinical Trials
3/2/2026
AI is quietly transforming clinical trials at the site level, boosting efficiency while creating hidden risks for patient data, protocols, and sponsor intellectual property.