Investigative Sites

Patient enrollment for clinical trials is not a numbers game.

Sponsor-site alignment on risk-based approaches is critical if clinical trial standards are to reach new levels.

The integration of pre-screening all patients for eligibility in oncology studies.

The next 18 to 24 months may bring profound changes for investigative sites.

Asia Pacific and US physicians' attitudes toward involvement in clinical trials.

Prior to initiating a trial with ED sites, three factors must be considered in order to achieve success.

Sponsors, CROs, and investigator sites must all work together for effective patient recruitment.

A 10-fold reduction in LTFU rates was observed in clinical trials that used patient tracking services.

Research sponsors and the research community must solve the inefficiency and redundancy that plagues the ethics review system.

Navigating state and local laws and protecting the rights of human subjects are two of the many benefits of independent IRBs.

Registration is required for FDA-regulated IND studies, but is it needed for non-IND studies?

Monitoring of clinical trials is a federally mandated responsibility of trial sponsors and a core offering of contract research organizations (CROs) that is crucial to the validity of clinical research.

Recession and acquisitions make recruiting America's second-largest minority even harder.

It is necessary to understand the time, staff, and financial resources required to conduct clinical trials.

Reducing the challenges of study coordination in multi-site clinical trials.

Survey reveals industry practices surrounding standard of care and insurance claims data.

Clinical trial management systems seamlessly support enhanced financial productivity for sites.

Integration of EHR-EDC data could chang the way clinical research approaches subject recruitment

Patients share factors that most inform, educate, and motivate clinical trial participants.

A look at the past, present, and future of interoperability across the clinical research spectrum.

As people flock to the Internet for health information, the Web grows as a patient recruitment pathway.

Strategies to successfully manage the business of clinical trials in today's environment.

Detailed instructions for creating strong SOPs that can serve as the backbone of studies and sites.