Participant-centric study design has advanced, but site-centric execution has not kept pace. In the Journal for Clinical Studies, Brian Mallon examines how unclear expectations, administrative burden and contract delays ...
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Streamlining bioprocesses with automation
In this article from BioPharm International, Ronan Fox, Senior Vice President, IT R&D, provides commentary on the evolving role of automation in biopharmaceutical development.
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DCT Tracker: Charting the next chapter for decentralisation
More than four years after decentralisation became a necessity in the clinical trials space, the sector is still finding its way around decentralised clinical trials (DCTs). And like any other paradigm shift, the journey has taken several turns.
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Human-enabled AI driving enhancements in clinical trial site selection
In this piece from Clinical Trial Vanguard, Travis Caudill, Vice President, Feasibility, Site Identification & Clinical Informatics explores the improvements in site selection that human-enabled AI is delivering.
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Pivoting toward sustainable supply chains in clinical research
In this article from Applied Clinical Trials, Kelly Corkey, Director, Clinical Supplies Management, IRT and Leonard Wee, VP, Global Supply Chain, Laboratories outline how by adopting a holistic approach that optimises each component of the process, the clinical research industry can collectively drive progress and pivot toward a greener future while continuing to support patient-centred clinical research.
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Current state of drug development, clinical trials and precision measures
This article in the Journal of mHealth, provides an overview of a recent npj Nature publication, that proposes enough alignment exists between independent traditional COA and DHT libraries to build a single framework for researchers to identify and compare actively-collected versus passively-monitored tools for the same or similar measure. Article is by Caprice Sassano, Research Lead – Applied Sciences at HumanFirst, an ICON company, with collaboration from Dr. Roya Sherafat, Scientific Director, MAPI Research Trust and Marcelo Alves Favaro, Associate Outcomes Researcher, MAPI Research Trust.
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Advancing clinical research through effective data delivery
In this article from The Scientist, Rose Kidd, President of Global Operations Delivery, explains how clinical researchers ensure impeccable data collection and delivery in increasingly complex trials.
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IMI Mobilise-D: The next generation of mobility research
In this article from International Pharmaceutical Industry, Gerard Quinn, VP, IT Innovation and Informatics, provides an overview on the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) funded Mobilise-D project, which aims to develop a comprehensive system to analyse people’s gait using digital technologies, including sponsors worn on the body.
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AI has the power to revolutionise drug discovery and design
In this article from the Irish Times, Gerard Quinn, VP of IT Innovation and Informatics provides insight on how artificial intelligence can support the drug development process in order to deliver new treatments to more people, faster.
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Automation in Clinical Trials
This article will explore how clinical trials have become more complex with more moving parts, along with the requirements for technology specific automation - increasing sophistication and the strategies for adoption.
Published by Journal for Clinical Studies Volume 15 Issue 3
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Narratives for a clinical study report: The evolution of automation and artificial intelligence
In this article (page 28), find out what the future holds for narrative production in clinical studies now that we are in the era of AI.