Outlining five strategies to ensure mandated requirements for diversity in oncology clinical trials are not just met but become a cornerstone of clinical trial operations for better patient recruitment, retention and outcomes.
Systems that are readily accessible at the click of a button are indispensable assets for clinical study sites to efficiently manage and execute essential tasks. As the number of systems grows for each sponsor, what initially appears as a boon can quickly become burdensome due to a multitude of challenges, leading to poor user experience, delays in study startup and operational inefficiencies.
Clinical research professionals are full of great innovative ideas, intentions, and desires. What usually lacks is running the playbook to turn ideas into company action, at scale. You still must do the hard work of socializing, problem-solving and pulling the right levers so that the idea becomes embedded in the organization and lives beyond your day-to-day involvement.
Clinical research is a highly regulated field with insurmountable amounts of data to process, and AI can support and simplify daily tasks for clinical research coordinators (CRCs). Depending on the needs of your role, experimenting with some basic AI tools as a clinical research coordinator may make your job just a little easier!
The future of clinical research is a connected user experience with automated workflows, streamlined document exchange, and transparency to accelerate studies without compromising compliance.
Is patient engagement becoming the newest industry buzzword? We think so. When speaking to people who work in the industry of managing clinical trials, it is […]
Clinical trials are a crucial step in bringing new treatments and therapies to patients, but the lack of diversity in trials – which leads to incomplete […]
In recent years, much has been made of the proliferation and use of digital tools to enable patient identification and matching to clinical trials. But within […]