Research Operations
The Importance of Hazard Communications in Clinical Trials Involving Genetic Engineering
A formal hazard communication or IBC SOP is critical to ensure clinical personnel understand the risks involved with genetically engineered investigational products.
Navigating Local Considerations When Developing sIRB Reliance Policies
Explore key local considerations for developing single IRB policies, and learn how to navigate the challenges- including compliance, ethical standards, and institutional requirements.
The Importance of Strategic Planning for Long-term Training Success
Explore key strategic planning actions to foster a proactive mindset when designing training and documentation.
GxP Audits Guide for Successful Clinical Trials
Ensure GCP compliance throughout your clinical research lifecycle with a comprehensive guide to GxP audits.
Strategic Training: Navigating Organizational Challenges
It’s important to define what falls into training and what doesn’t. The key is to know what the training is intended to accomplish.
Interim Staffing: Reinvigorating Your Human Research Protections Program
Uphold research compliance best practices with an innovative approach to HRPP.
Not if, but When: A Study Manager’s Guide to Adaptability and Incoming Trends
Dive into achieving critical milestones across study startup, conduct, and close out that every project manager should optimize.
The Value of Continuity: Program-level Data Safety Monitoring Boards
Using a single Data Safety Monitoring Board for an entire therapeutic program ensures continuity and offers cost savings and efficiency gains.
Understanding FDA’s 2024 Draft Guidance on DMCs
Find out about the FDA current views regarding DMCs and the 2024 draft guidance’s implications for clinical trial sponsors.
Inside Study Activation: Budgeting Takeaways
Learn how sites, sponsors, and CROs can work together to help study activation, specifically within budgeting and contracting.
Striking the Balance: Ethics, Inclusion, and Vulnerability in Research
Explore the ethical tensions between including under-represented communities and ensuring vulnerable participant populations are appropriately protected.
sIRB Review for Multicenter Research: A Guide for Institutions
Single IRB (sIRB) review for multicenter research is fast becoming the norm in the US. Initiative such as the NIH sIRB policy and revised Common Rule make it clear that ...