Informed Consent
Connecting Patient Centricity and eConsent Together
eConsent is a way to enhance the patient experience through improved study design, retention rates, and communication.
Research Equity and Enrolling Non-English Speakers
This blog explains how including participants with limited English proficiency (LEP) can help improve research access and diversity.
3 Must-Haves to Deploy Remote Clinical Trials
Ensure your organization has the tools to both efficiently and compliantly implement remote modalities to best reap the benefits of DCT
Key CTMS Capabilities to Improve Financial Management
This blog outlines what you should look for in a CTMS to maximize your organization’s return on investment.
Social Media for Research Recruitment: Ethical and Practical Aspects
Luke Gelinas, IRB Chairperson at Advarra, addresses ethical and practical issues involved with social media recruitment.
Effective, Ethical Research Through Informed Consent
Obtaining the effective informed consent for individuals participating in a clinical trial is paramount to ethical research.
Realizing the Benefit of Mobile Technology in Your Clinical Trial
The use of mobile technology has been trending since smart phones hit the mainstream over 10 years ago. But the life science industry is still in the early stages of figuring out how to use mobile devices to deliver value to clinical trial patients and sponsors.
GCP Assessment During COVID – “Did Your Clinical Trials Remain GCP Compliant During COVID-19?”
Almost a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, analyze how IRB submissions, informed consent, and remote monitoring practices have maintained GCP compliance.
10 Things Site Staff Told Us
Site staff are the operational hands and feet of your clinical study, and much of your success relies on their success.
The Power of Getting Everyone in Your Clinical Trial to Work as One Team
Everyone wins when all the stakeholders of a trial work together as a team. Yet, providing this sense of camaraderie across the study ecosystem is difficult.
The Study Manager’s Guide to Cultivating Positive Site and Patient Relationships
We ask a lot of questions about what makes trials work. From speaking to clinical study sites, investigators, trial patients, and study managers, there is always a common theme: the importance of working as a team.