Trial Design

Industry provides endless methods in crafting solutions for patients.

DCTs proving to solve numerous pain points for patients in clinical research.

COVID-19 forces sponsors to take new approach for assessing trial support models.

Portable imaging technology presents yet another opportunity for decentralized trials.

Without a strategy for managing clinical data centrally, sponsors lack the visibility needed to optimize trial outcomes.

New era of technology brings unique obstacles.

The need for specific capabilities to suit DCT business models is creating new challenges in team building, training, and development.

A look at the positive impact shifting to a patient-centric, data-led approach can have on clinical development through the lens of medical monitoring.

Five therapeutic areas that are apt for an all-virtual approach, and that can serve as an entry point for sponsors who are hesitant yet interested in exploring the growing DCT model.

This article sets out a vision of adopting convenient alternative blood sampling approaches that places the needs of the patient at the center and enables active monitoring, before the onset of clinical events, leading to improved healthcare.

Guidance on the unique challenges presented by electronic outcomes.

Using the promising-zone approach can salvage an underpowered trial.

Industry set to make choice on whether COVID-19 trials are the new standard.

Strategies and considerations for adopting decentralized clinical trials.

A look at some of the leading causes of study failure and explain how improving medication adherence could be the key to risk mitigation.

The success of the decentralized model hinges on coordination between stakeholders across the supply chain to ensure that date is secure, medication is delivered on time, and in proper condition.

COVID-19 forces life sciences industry to make long overdue changes.

Pandemic-forced move to remote monitoring calls for industry-wide collaboration.

Upcoming Clinical Trials Day allows industry to look back—and forward.

How asking better questions and leveraging site databases can expand access to more patients.

Analysis of 330,000 clinical trials calls for improved protocol design process.

Operational and patient burden considerations for self-collection of blood specimens in clinical trials