News: AstraZeneca's New Patient Burden Platform, ICH-E6 R3 Guidance and More
In this month’s roundup, we delve into the latest clinical trial insights, expert interviews, and regulatory updates that are shaping the future of clinical research.
AstraZeneca’s New Clinical Trial Patient Burden Data AstraZeneca's new data, unveiled at a recent conference, highlights the patient burden in clinical trials. The data points to a substantial time commitment required from patients, which can significantly impact their daily lives. It's a call to action for the industry to prioritize patient-centricity and reduce the burden, thereby improving participation and outcomes.
Decoding ICH E6 R3 Guidance and TMF Compliance At the ICH E6 R3 Clinical Trials Virtual Conference, experts dissected the differences between the new ICH E6 R3 guidance and the R2 version. They emphasized the challenges posed by diverse data sources and stressed the importance of maintaining data integrity. The conference underscored the need for robust data management strategies and thorough monitoring reports to ensure the integrity and timeliness of action in clinical trials.
Innovating for Inclusivity in Clinical Trials Kelly McKee from Medidata Solutions shared insights on enhancing inclusivity in clinical trials, aligning with FDA's diversity recommendations. Medidata’s Diversity Program aims to bridge the gap in trial participation among diverse populations, leveraging technology to eliminate geographical barriers and increase community engagement.
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Discovering DCTs: An Insider’s Perspective Owen McCarthy and Joel Morse gave an insider’s perspective on the transformative potential of decentralized clinical trials (DCTs). They discussed the importance of patient accessibility, the challenges of data quality, and the integration of real-world evidence to enhance trial depth. The conversation highlighted the crucial role of patient safety and comfort as we advance in the era of DCTs.
New Clinical Trials Survey Results on Tech Adoption The survey revealed a growing trend in the adoption of new technologies in clinical trials. While details on the survey results were not discussed in this newsletter, it is a topic we'll keep a close eye on in upcoming editions.
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1yNo clinical trial sponsor( I do dozens of IBD trials as a PI) has ever requested me to be a speaker at these kinds of "introspective" meetings! Some of the companies make things worse by partnering with CROs who are ill-mannered and terrible at their job and act like clipboard robots with no room for reasoning. They care neither for sites nor patients. NOTHING has changed in decades, just getting worse. Bad trial designs are a huge problem