Applied Clinical Trials-08-01-2001

Applied Clinical Trials

Public Key Infrastructure: The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship?

August 01, 2001

Technology Viewpoint

A public key infrastructure (PKI) can make it possible to securely exchange data on the Internet. This introduction will help you understand the issues in PKI implementation.

Ethics, Kids, and Sex

August 01, 2001

View from Washington

As the debate on clinical research policy continues, FDA is setting standards for pediatric studies and encouraging more sex-specific analysis of clinical data.

Clinical Research Training on the Web

August 01, 2001

Notes from the Field

Readers share their experience

The EMEA Keeps Up-to-Date

August 01, 2001

View from Brussels

The EMEA updates its positions on placebos, Crohn?s disease trials, and postmarketing surveillance of drugs used by pregnant women.

The Virtual Organization: Is It the Future Industry Landscape?

August 01, 2001

Feature Article

Outsourcing and data-sharing technologies are creating virtual pharmaceutical companies. Soon, you may be only as good as your network.

Letters to the Editor

August 01, 2001

Letters to the Editor

Readers respond to articles and columnists

Do You "Go the Extra Mile" or Adopt a Minimalist Mindset

August 01, 2001

Feature Article

Maintaining minimum standards can compromise the quality of your data and the rights and safety of study subjects.

David Sabritt

August 01, 2001

Meet the EAB

Sabritt recalls the challenge of building a data management organization from the ground up while striving to retain the pioneering spirit, flexibility, and rapid decision-making capabilities or a startup culture.

The Virtual Organization

August 01, 2001

Feature Article

Are the virtual pharmaceutcal companies created by outsourcing and today's data-sharing technologies a sign of the industry's future direction?

Guest Editorial

August 01, 2001

Feature Article

Let's start taking "e" for granted and look instead at the features we really need in clinical technology applications.