
In this video compilation, industry experts share their perspectives on the operational, technological, and methodological shifts defining clinical research in 2026.
Marc Buyse, ScD, is director, International Drug Development Institute (IDDI), Brussels, Belgium,+32 2 6468918, fax: +32 2 6468662, email: [email protected].

In this video compilation, industry experts share their perspectives on the operational, technological, and methodological shifts defining clinical research in 2026.

In this video interview, Marc Buyse, ScD, founder and CEO of IDDI, makes the case for generalized pairwise comparisons and the win ratio as transformative approaches to trial analysis that incorporate multiple outcomes simultaneously and better reflect what matters most to patients.

In this video interview, Marc Buyse, ScD, founder and CEO of IDDI, explains how early-stage planning, the estimand framework, and anticipating trial conduct problems can protect data integrity and make results more convincing and actionable.

In this video interview, Marc Buyse, ScD, founder and CEO of IDDI, reflects on the gap between sponsor expectations and statistical reality, drawing on lessons from the COVID era to argue for more pragmatic, cost-efficient trial execution and greater patient access to clinical research.

In this video interview, Marc Buyse, ScD, founder and CEO of IDDI, examines the most common threats to trial data reliability, including opaque methodologies, synthetic controls, and the limits of AI-driven analysis, while making the case for explainable, transparent trial design.

In this video interview, Marc Buyse, ScD, founder and CEO of IDDI, discusses how increasing trial complexity is making data interpretation less straightforward and why transparency and reproducibility are now essential.

Applied Clinical Trials
The last decade has seen the complexity, size, and costs of clinical trials increase, which has made the task of guaranteeing data quality progressively difficult.

Applied Clinical Trials
The final version of the EMA Reflection Paper on Risk Based Quality Management in Clinical Trials is now available.

December 11th 2013