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COVID-19 Preparedness for Health Care Institutions with Dr. Paul Biddinger of Massachusetts General Hospital
Be the Site of Choice
In early October, over hundreds of representatives of clinical research sites and members from biopharmaceutical companies came together for WCG’s Global Research Network™ Be the Site of Choice Event.
What if Patients and Patient Advocates Spoke About Clinical Trial Participation and the Key Issues that Affected Trial Participation?
A forum to gather Patient Advocacy Groups, their constituents, and key stakeholders in drug development to advance and insist upon meaningful change in clinical research.
In the Gut, In the Environment, On the iPad: Emerging Developments in Autism Research
We are, at last, beginning to better understand the broad range of phenotypic differences in what we classify as autism spectrum disorders.
Lessons Learned from 600+ Expert Committee Members
We asked our network of over 600 experts to share with us what they think makes an expert committee successful.
Get under the hood while the trial is running: Identify and rectify data problems before it's too late
How can sponsors maximize assay and endpoint sensitivity? And are you meeting scientific and regulatory expectations for quality data in clinical trials?
De-risking Clinical Trials Through Analytic Supported, On-Demand Medical Expertise From The World’s Leading Clinical Trial Experts
To Mitigate Placebo Response, Test, Train and Control Expectations
The placebo effect: it’s the curse of clinical trials across indications. Luckily, training patients to accurately report their symptoms has been proven to reduce placebo response.
Amendments to the NIH Guidelines: Effects on Human Gene Transfer Research
On April 25th, NIH Director Francis Collins announced the release of the amended NIH Guidelines for Research Involving Recombinant or Synthetic Nucleic Acid Molecules. The most important take-home...
4 Recurring Risks to Consider in Early Phase CNS Research
Early phase CNS research is plagued by a higher than average failure rate and complicated by a lack of discreet endpoints. So how can sponsors ameliorate their chances of success from the start?
CNS Science Has Outpaced Tool Development; It’s Time to Catch Up
For the first time in decades, we’re developing CNS drugs with new mechanisms of action. Unfortunately, our measurement tools are stuck in the past.
Site Score Card: Expert Tips for Moving Up the Ranks
How can a site move up the selection list and participate in these trials? It’s as simple as one word: metrics.
Unique Challenges for Medical Device Clinical Trials
Adjudication of events of interest can support overall study integrity and ensure reliable, consistent definitions are provided to regulators and the scientific community.
Single-Patient Expanded Access: WIRB experience in 2018
In 2018 WIRB approved 100% of the single-patient EA requests that were submitted for review.