While cardiovascular outcome trials are critical to demonstrating clinical value, they can also be complex and costly. Among the most challenging aspects are the people involved, from patients to investigators and commit...
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Engaging the crowds
A thought leadership piece by Peter Schueler which considers the importance of patient engagement and enrollment in Alzheimer's clinical trials.
This article is taken from International Clinical Trials November 2020, pages 10-12. © Samedan Ltd.
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Data capture in a post-digital clinical trial landscape
A thought leadership article authored by Tom O’Leary on how collected data from digital health technologies, coupled with novel clinical trial models, have the ability to increase the value proposition of drugs and medical devices.
This article is taken from Innovations in Pharmaceutical Technology Autumn/Winter 2020, pages 38-40. © Samedan Ltd
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The quest for increased efficiency in personalised medicine clinical trials
A thought leadership piece by Lawrence Johnson and Cynthia Spittle discussing personalised medicine and how digital devices can improve treatment across a wide spectrum of conditions (pages 16-17).
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BARDA reselects ICON as preferred partner
An article focused on the BARDA announcement that ICON continues to be a part of The Clinical Trials Planning and Execution component of the CSN, responsible for planning and executing clinical studies to support medical countermeasure development.
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AI in Life Sciences – Covid pushes AI driven clinical trials and drug manufacturing into the limelight
ICON’s CIO, Tom Leary discusses the challenges to patient recruitment during the COVID pandemic and how big data, combined with advanced AI algorithms processing has the potential to reduce trial costs.
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What clinical holds and pauses mean for COVID-19 countermeasure timelines
ICON’s Nuala Murphy and David Morse discuss trial pauses and clinical halts after three high-profile COVID-19 trials are temporarily halted as a result of potential safety issues being flagged by independent Data and Safety Monitoring Boards. Read more in this Biocentury article.
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Pandemic priorities
The requirements for global HTA/reimbursement consideration have changed and are continuing to evolve in response to the current pandemic. This PharmaTimes article considers how drug sponsors can navigate a path to reimbursement success and market access for drugs that were in development prior to the pandemic.
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Navigating cell therapy manufacturing amid pandemic woes
An article featuring expert commentary from ICON's Tamie Joeckel on supply-chain strategies to help mitigate vulnerabilities in both autologous and allogeneic cell therapy manufacturing.
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Economic evaluation of nivolumab combined with ipilimumab in the first-line treatment of advanced melanoma in Japan
This published study conducted by ICON's Health Economics team and Bristol-Myers Squibb evaluates a cost-effective new treatment for melanoma patients in Japan.
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Planning a managed access programme: Advice for clinical teams
Managed access programmes (MAPs) are often unfamiliar territory for clinical teams, as their purpose and regulatory environment are very different from randomised controlled trials. ICON's Veronica Gutierrez Martinez considers how Sponsors need to plan carefully before undertaking a MAP so that they have the resources, processes, and tools in place to support the inevitable demand.