CRO/Sponsor

Collecting too many metrics can lead to misappropriation and misinterpretation.

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

A recent survey uncovers key criteria that influence a sponsor's decision when selecting a CRO.

There is increasing recognition of the need to understand product safety in the real world.

A list of the most influential events affecting the clinical trials industry over the last 30 years.

A close-up look at these two approaches to comparator drug sourcing and how they differ.

A comparison of the yields and costs of online outreach methods to other recruitment techniques.

Results reveal insight into the roles, activities, pressures, and priorities of study coordinators.

The status of the CRO industry and doing business in the most recently emerged of the Asia-Pac regions.

Among the many clinical development processes that need to be conducted in a smarter, more cost-effective manner, clinical data monitoring stands out as a promising area in which operational efficiencies can not only reduce costs but also improve research quality and patient safety.

An overview of the clinical research landscape in this emerging region that also looks at its challenges.

A recent survey indicates pharmacists should provide more clinical trial information to patients.

There is still an endemic inefficiency in health care and clinical trial record connectivity.

New survey from Tufts CSDD and Applied Clinical Trials provides an inside look at global sites.

Step-by-step process for budgeting global trials that uses a Currency Risk Management method.

Guidance for auditing quality systems of independent ethics committees throughout Europe.

Even before trials start, compiling a "target label" can add value by helping steer product development.

Cultural, technological, and practical issues that need to be addressed to increase success.

Whether companies participate or idly observe community activity, this is a tactic worth considering.

Challenges and opportunities of integrating electronic data capture with electronic health records.

How different can the health care environments be from where data is derived to justify pooling?

Why models such as BRIDG are essential in developing clinical research processes and applications

Integration with other systems such as electronic trial management systems is EDC's future.