Applied Clinical Trials-03-01-2002

Applied Clinical Trials

Consider Geography When Choosing Investigative Sites

March 01, 2002

Feature Article

An essential aspect of selecting the location for an investigative site is the population surrounding it. Here is a method for determining how many potential subjects are available to your investigators.

Meet the Editorial Advisory Board Francis Crawley

March 01, 2002

Meet the EAB

Through open discussion and dialogue, and by promoting understanding and trust, Crawley?a longtime member of the European Forum for Good Clinical Practice?champions ethical research.

9th ACT European Summit

March 01, 2002

9th ACT European Summit

Selecting Sites and Investigators

March 01, 2002

Feature Article

The system is an important part of the selection equation in CEE nations where sponsors must contract with institutions rather than investigators. Examples from Hungary offer guidelines for improving selection SOPs.

Letters to the Editor

March 01, 2002

Letters to the Editor

Readers respond to articles and editorials.

Safety and Risk Assessment Gain Importance

March 01, 2002

View from Washington

FDA is revising policies to ensure that clinical studies generate sufficient data to ensure the safe use of new medical products.

Transporting Clinical Trial Samples

March 01, 2002

Feature Article

Clinical trial samples can be dangerous or infectious. With regulators and airlines cracking down, you should know the rules for their transfer and transport.

Forward to 2004 or Back to 1984?

March 01, 2002

View from Brussels

Facing an immediate future of rapid growth, the EU is looking to clarify its clinical trials policies, but it?s having some problems.