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New FDA guidances outlining recommended approaches for clinical testing methods and collecting research data, alongside with public workshops and meetings, accelerate reviews to speed new therapies to market.

Examining the barriers, challenges, and outcomes to determine the effectiveness of different RBM implementation approaches.

New study reveals that inconsistent, tactical, and reactive outsourcing practices predominate.

Click the title above to open the Applied Clinical Trials December 2018 issue in an interactive PDF format.

Outlining the potential of three mHealth technology approaches in enabling novel and more robust clinical outcomes measurements.

The availability of FHIR-based APIs enabling patients to access and use their healthcare data for multiple purposes has opened a door to an entirely new world of opportunities for partnering with patients on clinical studies.

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Survey highlights thoughts on digital integration, managing data sources.

Survey uncovers key findings amid today’s explosion of data volume and sources-and the added complexity in managing clinical data.

The exponential growth in the use of Direct-to-Patient clinical trials and the strategies pharmaceutical manufacturers should consider when implementing this model.

The decision of the leaders of the European Union over the weekend to endorse the Withdrawal Agreement for the UK's departure was historic in that it was the first time ever that the European Council had to face the imminent reality of a member state dropping out.

The rapid rise of targeted drugs and biologics in oncology has spurred sponsors and the FDA to innovate, leading to the creation of a variation to the typical trial design that can include multiple expansion cohorts.

The core tenets of blockchain technology-a decentralized and encrypted way of distributing, sharing, and storing information-seem appealing for health data.

According to the IQVIA Institute for Human Data Science, the pharmaceutical industry loses roughly $35 billion annually as a result of temperature excursions, making transport one of the weakest links in many manufacturers’ supply chains.