This webinar will tackle the most pressing challenge in clinical research: achieving enrollment targets on time. Our presenters will investigate the recruitment lifecycle across key stages, including vendor referrals, prescreening, consent, and more. Additionally, they will examine how sponsor and CRO study teams can gain better insight into recruitment activities and to predict, analyze, and intervene appropriately.
Navigating research compliance often means addressing unseen challenges. Explore strategies to identify blind spots and strengthen oversight frameworks.
Learn about the challenges sites face and see how sponsors and CROs can work more collaboratively with sites to improve study startup and address the changing clinical trial landscape.
Learn best practices for eRegulatory (eReg) systems, and hear tips for academic medical centers, cancer centers, and health systems.
Discover how eSource platforms revolutionize clinical trials by simplifying data collection and ensuring accuracy, accessibility, and reliability.
Navigating research compliance often means addressing unseen challenges. Explore strategies to identify blind spots and strengthen oversight frameworks.
Navigating research compliance often means addressing unseen challenges. Explore strategies to identify blind spots and strengthen oversight frameworks.
In the complex landscape of clinical trials, the data monitoring committee (DMC) serves as the cornerstone at the intersection of
The Site-Sponsor-CRO Collaboration Survey Report highlights challenges in collaboration, offering actionable insights from 200+ professionals to improve trials.
The revised Common Rule introduces new exemptions, refined consent elements, and alters IRB oversight for multisite and minimal-risk research.
SITE TECHNOLOGY Clinical Data Management Streamline Your Data Collection and Management Standardize your clinical data practices to accelerate collection, ensure
Discover how eSource platforms revolutionize clinical trials by simplifying data collection and ensuring accuracy, accessibility, and reliability.
