Meghan Hosely
Marketing Content Manager, Advarra
Meghan Hosely is the Marketing Content Manager at Advarra, creating content across the business. In her role, Hosely provides educational content for Advarra’s website, such as blogs, eBooks, white papers, and more. Hosely has been with Advarra since 2019, working with subject matter experts to produce relevant and timely content for the Advarra website.
Latest Posts by Meghan
Data Safety Monitoring Boards Facilitate Ethical Research
Data safety monitoring boards (DSMBs) ensure research participants are protected and results are valid. Learn about DSMB composition, concerns, charter, and challenges.
Collaborating with Research Sites: Best Practices for Site Selection and Study Startup
Key strategies for successful research study startup: site selection, documentation, and effective initiation.
Patient Recruitment from a Site Perspective: Technology Meeting Today’s Challenges
Discover how CTMS streamlines patient recruitment & management for successful clinical trials.
FDA Guidance Offers New Flexibility to Biotechs in Cell and Gene Therapy
FDA recently released new guidance, potentially impacting early-phase cell and gene therapy trials.
Sickle Cell Disease: The Importance of Amplifying Patient Voices
Sickle cell disease significantly impacts the African American population, a minority community historically underserved by clinical research.
Trend Report: 2023 Trends Impacting Clinical Research
This report defines 2023 clinical research trends and provides an outlook for the industry moving forward.
Regulatory Trends in Cell and Gene Therapies
Recent signals have indicated the FDA plans to provide greater support for cell and gene therapy research.
Understanding FDA’s Draft Guidance on Ethical Considerations for Involving Children in Clinical Trials
Until the 1980s, children were excluded from research studies. Now, FDA provides draft guidance on ethically including kids in trials.
Beginner’s Guide to 21 CFR Part 11 Compliance
FDA released regulations in 1997 outlining how 21 CFR Part 11 applies to electronic records and electronic signatures in clinical research.
An Evolving Regulatory Environment for Rare and Orphan Diseases
By 1983, only 38 orphan drugs received FDA approval. Since then, the FDA has significantly changed its approach to rare and orphan diseases.
5 Questions to Ask Your Sponsor for DCT Implementation
Sponsors are uncertain about how to design a DCT to ensure efficient performance delivery, learn how to set your organization up for success.
Regulatory Considerations for Pharmaceutical Product Lifecycle Management
New FDA guidance (ICH q12) applies to pharmaceutical drug substances and products requiring a marketing authorization.