Clinical Research
Q&A Part 2 – Gene Therapy Research in the Age of COVID-19
Expert panelists from Advarra’s gene therapy virtual symposium address some of the most popular questions submitted by the audience. Read part 2:
Patient Engagement and the IRB
With increased efforts to engage and include patient and participant communities more closely in research, when does an IRB review become required?
Safety Precautions for Laboratory Research With COVID-19 Specimens
The pandemic has brought biosafety to the spotlight. This blog discusses guidelines and safety precautions for handling COVID-19 specimens.
Trial Design in the Time of COVID-19: Complex and Efficient
Complex trial designs can eliminate less-promising investigational treatments quickly to speed development, but they remain under-utilized. Read more:
Clinical Trials Day: Thanking the Unsung Heroes
On Clinical Trials Day, now more than ever, it’s important to recognize and thank those unsung heroes at the focal point of research: research sites and institutions. Read more:
Virtual Symposium: Gene Therapy Research in the Age of COVID-19
The coronavirus pandemic has brought genetic research to the forefront. To address emerging issues, Advarra presents its first virtual symposium. Read more:
Keep in Touch: Tips for Working with a Single IRB for the First Time
Recent regulations and policies have many institutions establishing policies and processes for working with an external sIRB. Read more:
Q&A – Ask Advarra Live: The Real-World Impact of COVID-19 on Research
We have addressed the most popular Q&A topics from our recent webinar on the research impact of COVID-19 in this blog post. Read more:
Differentiating “Public” and “Private” Internet Spaces in IRB Review
The difference between “public” and “private” internet spaces has gained importance with the growing research use of internet and social media platforms as data sources. Read more:
Protocol Feasibility to Promote Trial Efficiency
Many studies do not accrue subjects at the site level, which contributes to a significant amount of waste of staff time and monetary resources. Read more:
Study Activation: A Complex Process That Doesn’t Have to Be Painful
If the clinical development time of a new treatment is to ever decrease, reducing the time in study activation is necessary so actual research can be done.
How Research Informs the COVID-19 Response
Research doesn’t just inform medical treatment; it informs public health and public policy, and it helps explain human behaviors. Read more: