Applied Clinical Trials-10-01-2004

Applied Clinical Trials

Retaining Subjects Is Harder Than Recruiting Them

October 01, 2004

A Closing Thought

We work so hard to recruit subjects for clinical trials, so why don't we try harder to retain them?

New Guidances Try to Keep Up with Progress

October 01, 2004

View from Brussels

In both oncology and cardiology, new EU rules correct some errors but leave others overlooked.

The Quality Coach

October 01, 2004

Feature Article

The right person can successfully promote proper management of quality and compliance, leading to desired clinical trial outcomes.

Handbook of SOPs for Good Clinical Practice, Second edition

October 01, 2004

Media Review

Celine M. Clive (Interpharm/CRC Press, 2004), 288 pages with CD-ROM, hardcover, ISBN: 0849321816, $229.95

The Adherence Survival Kit

October 01, 2004

Feature Article

A standardized subject retention and adherence system helps study staff focus on critical details during all phases of a large, simple trial.

The Fully Electronic Office (or Clinical Trial) Myth

October 01, 2004

Technology Viewpoint

Paper-free clinical trials may not ever happen-but many of its advantages are already available.

Clinical Trial Listings and Results Go Public

October 01, 2004

View from Washington

Sponsors react to pressure to register ongoing clinical trials and to provide access to drug studies.

A Closer Look at the 1572: Interpreting the FDA's Statement of Investigator Form

October 01, 2004

Feature Article

A new reference guide clarifies uncertainty surrounding this sometimes misunderstood document.