INSIGHTS ON CLINICAL TRIAL DESIGN

• Running Decentralized Trials At Scale

  Sponsors are recognizing the potential benefits of decentralized clinical trials, including reduced operational costs and improved recruitment and retention of more diverse patient populations.

• Investigator SmartSelect

  This advanced recommendation engine identifies protocol-specific investigators in just minutes, dramatically shortening a process that typically takes four to six weeks.

• Human Abuse Potential: Study Management

  Strengthen your human abuse potential studies through thoughtful, targeted volunteer selection, with clearly defined inclusion and exclusion criteria, and disciplined study oversight.

• Where Study Simulation Fits In Clinical Trials

  Simulation lets teams test assumptions early, showing how design and operations affect timelines, cost, and feasibility — reducing risk and enabling confident, data‑driven decisions.

• Protocol Flexibility Is A Quality Strategy

  5/27/2026

  Anna-Zeralda Canals Hamann shares how flexible IRT design can help sponsors prepare for changes in supply strategy, dosing, and patient cohorts. Effective RTSM systems are designed to manage uncertainty without disrupting trial operations.

• Retention And Access In NSCLC Clinical Trials

  5/12/2026

  Helping participants navigate respiratory limitations, fatigue, and complex visit schedules in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC) studies.

• Are Transportation Failures Really Logistics Problems?

  6/15/2026

  Missed clinical visits stem from fragmented financial workflows — not transport. Integrating payments, approvals, and travel cuts delays, boosts participation, and keeps studies on track.

• Modernizing Clinical Research With Patient-Centric Digital Data Collection

  2/25/2025

  Accelerate clinical trial modernization with streamlined collection of continuous, high-precision data centered on the patient.

• BCVA, OCT, And IOP Testing In Clinical Trials

  2/9/2026

  Are minor inconsistencies in room setup and technician technique quietly compromising your study data? Learn how closing small operational gaps can prevent major downstream risks.