Authors



Sudip S Parikh PhD

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Study Insights: Patient Engagement in Drug Development

Initial findings from a DIA study of patient-centric initiatives in drug development reveal pharma’s desire to move toward true patient-centricity, but approaches to implementation are varied.



Helen Springford

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Mobile Research Nursing - Bringing the Trial to the Patient

The ability to carry out clinical trial visits in a patient’s home, workplace or location of choice is still an uncommon concept. However, mobile trained research nurses can expand on this idea by conducting ‘off-site’ study visits.


Victor Bony

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New Clinical Trials Law in France: Advantages for Medical Device Studies

The new law on research in France introduces changes for the medical device industry by facilitating the conduct of postmarketing studies. Devices will no longer have to be provided free of charge for low-risk interventional studies making France a possible location for such trials in the future.


Peter Allan

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Mobile Research Nursing - Bringing the Trial to the Patient

The ability to carry out clinical trial visits in a patient’s home, workplace or location of choice is still an uncommon concept. However, mobile trained research nurses can expand on this idea by conducting ‘off-site’ study visits.


Christen Harm

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Creating Medicines ‘Appropriate for All’

Bristol-Myers Squibb’s cardiovascular development leader discusses the importance of diversifying clinical trials for better patient outcomes.


Paul Hofman

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Point of View: Traceability and Transparency Should be Mandatory for All Human Biospecimens

Transparency regarding the source of biospecimens would improve research quality, reproducibility, and translational use of acquired knowledge. Scientific robust publications, dissemination and communication are central to this-as are the regulatory reporting guidelines in play.


Elena Bravo

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Point of View: Traceability and Transparency Should be Mandatory for All Human Biospecimens

Transparency regarding the source of biospecimens would improve research quality, reproducibility, and translational use of acquired knowledge. Scientific robust publications, dissemination and communication are central to this-as are the regulatory reporting guidelines in play.


Ann Cooreman

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Point of View: Traceability and Transparency Should be Mandatory for All Human Biospecimens

Transparency regarding the source of biospecimens would improve research quality, reproducibility, and translational use of acquired knowledge. Scientific robust publications, dissemination and communication are central to this-as are the regulatory reporting guidelines in play.


Alain J. van Gool

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Point of View: Traceability and Transparency Should be Mandatory for All Human Biospecimens

Transparency regarding the source of biospecimens would improve research quality, reproducibility, and translational use of acquired knowledge. Scientific robust publications, dissemination and communication are central to this-as are the regulatory reporting guidelines in play.


Michael H. A. Roehrl

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Point of View: Traceability and Transparency Should be Mandatory for All Human Biospecimens

Transparency regarding the source of biospecimens would improve research quality, reproducibility, and translational use of acquired knowledge. Scientific robust publications, dissemination and communication are central to this-as are the regulatory reporting guidelines in play.


Pascal Puchois

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Point of View: Traceability and Transparency Should be Mandatory for All Human Biospecimens

Transparency regarding the source of biospecimens would improve research quality, reproducibility, and translational use of acquired knowledge. Scientific robust publications, dissemination and communication are central to this-as are the regulatory reporting guidelines in play.


Dr George Atiee

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A Successful Study: The Principal Investigator’s Perspective

Dr. George Atiee shares his perspectives, from that of the principal investigator, on how stakeholders can execute a successful study.


Adam Sheriff

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Mitigating Supply Chain Risk in Clinical Trials

Outlining a decision-making framework that integrates real-world signals with supply planning techniques to reduce risk and avoid potential interruptions.


Lorna Briddick

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Mitigating Supply Chain Risk in Clinical Trials

Outlining a decision-making framework that integrates real-world signals with supply planning techniques to reduce risk and avoid potential interruptions.


Alice Ke, PhD

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How to Pick the Right Drug Doses for Pregnant Women

The majority of pregnant women are prescribed treatments that can include antibiotics, antivirals and more. However, little to no information is available about the appropriate dose to prescribe or the potential adverse fetal effects.


David Taft, PhD

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How to Pick the Right Drug Doses for Pregnant Women

The majority of pregnant women are prescribed treatments that can include antibiotics, antivirals and more. However, little to no information is available about the appropriate dose to prescribe or the potential adverse fetal effects.


Bagrat Lalayan

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What's Behind the Clinical Innovation Gap?

Though digital technology has improved the R&D process, when it comes to important clinical benefits and outcomes, modern biotech products have rarely shown the advantages of older generations of drugs.


Joy Yucaitis

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The Promise of Liquid Biopsy Technology

The ability to diagnose cancer at earlier stages of the disease is constrained by the specificity and mechanics of traditional diagnostic methods. The growing use of liquid biopsy technology may help overcome such barriers and potentially revolutionize cancer research, patient treatment, and survivor care.


Chad Presher

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Mitigating Supply Chain Risk in Clinical Trials

Outlining a decision-making framework that integrates real-world signals with supply planning techniques to reduce risk and avoid potential interruptions.



Pablo Lubroth

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Can We Predict Drug Efficacy with Artificial Intelligence?

Approaches such as machine learning, AI and neural networks are still in their infancy, but with AI companies rewriting the code for drug discovery, the implications in pharma are likely to be far ranging in the coming years.


Dr Justin Kelleher

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Consider an Enterprise Wide Project Management Office

Interest in improved project management practices is growing in the fast-moving pharma industry.


Jennifer Byrne

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Investigative Site Placement Practices to Support Operation Warp Speed

Comparing late-stage COVID-19 vaccine trials to historical practices.


Jeremy Gilbert

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Bridging the Gap for Better Patient Engagement

Survey examines issues related to clinical trials quality and participation from the patients' view.


Dr. Lauren Becnel

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SHARE-ing CDISC Standards Through a Cloud-based Metadata Repository

CDISC executive talks about the creation of their cloud-based platform to free standards from PDF documents.



Pamela Buffone

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Health Data Privacy

Examining the privacy of data and the mosaic effect in healthcare.


Colton Castle

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The Missing Puzzle Piece of the Cloud Platform Revolution

As clinical trials have become more complex and costly, traditional paper-based data management systems have increasingly proved impractical and ineffective. Cloud-based technologies fit the bill, and industry professionals have begun to recognize this reality and reap the benefits at an ever-increasing rate.

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