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Tag Archives: CROs
Survey Reveals EDCs Impact on Sites
EDC. From pharma’s perspective it’s been a blessing. No more slaving over thousands of pages of data to enter. But what about its impact on the individuals who actually use it at the site level? Plagued by this question, TechTeam set out to find the answer.
So, they teamed up with eClinical Forum (eCF), a nonprofit [...]
Biometric IDs for India’s Trial Volunteers?
Business-Standard.com reports India’s Ministry of Health and Family Warfare (MHFW) is planning to require biometric identification for all Indian trial participants. If you’re unfamiliar, biometric data is what Walt Disney World captures from every park attendee: a fingerprint. It also includes iris data.
Unidentified ministry officials told Business-Standard:
“The move will bring transparency into the conduct of [...]
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Matching Supply with Demand
Back in September a new Web site entered the scene. It’s www.pharmatching.com, an online matchmaker for the pharmaceutical industry. And like a wise, business-savvy cupid, it brings together two companies that need each other.
The site is the brainchild of Gabriele Dallman, who started her career 20 years ago at Germany’s regulatory authority. She thought of [...]
Advocates for Efficiency
Health Decisions is no stranger to the CRO world, having been around for the past 19 years. What also isn’t new is their approach to clinical trial and program management, which is based on efficiencies, tools, metrics and good project management. What is new is their global CRO partnership network, which seeks to bring its [...]
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The Divide Between Patients and Trials
In a recent Frost & Sullivan webcast, its Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology practice Senior Industry Analyst Barath Shankar presented on his study “Contract Research & Manufacturing Services, Trends in Deal Making.” One top industry challenge Shankar named was the “Increasing Divide between Patient Access and Studies Threatens Productivity.” Shankar gave that challenge an impact level of [...]
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PPD Exec Speaks to CRO Technology Changes
Yesterday, Jim Streeter, executive director, technology and implementation, Global Technical Operations, presented a comprehensive look at the changing IT needs for the CRO industry.
In a Webinar sponsored by Oracle, and available here for on-demand viewing, Streeter discussed how CROs are taking on the IT investment that sponsors have shed, and in fact need offer multiple vendors’ [...]
Revisiting CRO Outsourcing Trends in 2009
Back in June we ran the feature story “Successful Outsourcing: Tracking Global CRO Usage,” by Kenneth Getz and John Vogel. The information presented was collected during February and March 2009 as part of an email survey sent to a subgroup of Applied Clinical Trials readers. In all, 392 readers responded, the majority of whom (83%) [...]
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