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The use of mobile technology has been trending since smart phones hit the mainstream over 10 years ago. But the life science industry is still in the early stages of figuring out how to use mobile devices to deliver value to clinical trial patients and sponsors.

Get the inside scoop on the future of the clinical trials industry from the experts themselves.

Clinical trials don't look like they used to. From the use of blockchain technology, to virtual "in silico" trials, there are a variety of new ways to approach clinical research.

We all know there is scope for improvement in our day-to-day processes, but knowing where to start is not always obvious. Tried and tested operational practices can be applied at both the organizational and study levels to help make the clinical trial process more efficient and tolerable for everyone involved.

Site staff are the operational hands and feet of your clinical study, and much of your success relies on their success.

During the Avoca Quality Consortium Fall Meeting, Longboat, now part of Advarra, discussed three recently published research pieces discussing how to communicate clinical trial status and results to patients.

Everyone wins when all the stakeholders of a trial work together as a team. Yet, providing this sense of camaraderie across the study ecosystem is difficult.

We ask a lot of questions about what makes trials work. From speaking to clinical study sites, investigators, trial patients, and study managers, there is always a common theme: the importance of working as a team.

January 22, 2021

The growing complexity of clinical trials is being met with a new generation of eClinical tools – electronic data capture, centralized trial platforms, and risk-based management tools.

Many clinical trial sites face challenges to stay compliant on a study. It is important for sites to adhere to the myriad of requirements that constitute Good Clinical Practices (GCP).