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The 10th anniversary of the Clinical Trials Transformative Initiative provided an opportunity for FDA officials to join with study sponsors and research experts to examine the policy achievements and plans for future efforts of improving clinical trials.

During the CROWN congress, there was discussion on CRO acquisition and consolidation, growing interest in the use of Blockchain technology in clinical trials, and new patient engagement methodologies.

In this interview, Jennifer Prichard, MD, Medical Monitor at Atlantic Research Group, and Hunter Walker, CTO at Atlantic Research Group will discuss challenges with existing medical monitoring processes, and how new technologies can help improve efficiency.

Highlighting three distinct patient partnership models to help researchers evaluate which methods of engagement could work best for their clinical programs.

More recent ClinicalTrials.gov data indicate that the United States remains the central location for clinical trial activity.

An industry shift has led toward more insourcing and in-house resources to run trials.

Virtual care technology is emerging as a valuable tool for clinical trials, helping to improve recruiting and strengthen retention while optimizing resources for the overall study.