Expert Opinions On DCTs In 2024, How To Measure Trial Diversity Improvement & More
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In this week's issue, we'll explore what experts think will happen with DCTs in 2024, how to measure progress in improving trial diversity, takeaways to consider for ensuring clinical data integrity, anticipated trends for the clinical supply chain market, and other popular insights.
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Heading into 2024, as with any annual flip of the calendar, we anticipate there will be topics of conversation that will fade away, persist, and develop — in the clinical trials industry as in life. In part three of this preview of clinical trial trends, experts discuss the state of decentralized trials in all their permutations and muse on their fates as 2024 begins.
In the world of institutional review boards (IRBs), some measurements can be easily ascertained, while other aspects of IRB quality and effectiveness are more difficult to quantify. Advarra 's Julie Ozier and Emily Eldh explore the challenges of defining and measuring a “quality” IRB review and discuss certain key efforts by research community stakeholders to overcome such obstacles.
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In this article, learn about the Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative (CTTI)'s Diversity Project that makes recommendations for more diverse clinical trials and presents a maturity model to help sponsors develop or improve sustained clinical trial research infrastructure.
Companies are faced with new challenges to maintain data integrity in the disparate ecosystem of data sources. Halloran Consulting Group, Inc. provides three key takeaways to consider for protocol preparation and navigating disruptions mid-stream to ensure the integrity of clinical data.
Recent advancements in technology, rising costs, high rates of trial failures, and the rise of patient-centric trials have had a substantial impact on the clinical trial supplies market. Explore some of the anticipated developments and trends for the clinical trial supply chain in this article from Clinical Supply Leader.
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