Clinical Trials Day: Thanking the Unsung Heroes
On Clinical Trials Day, now more than ever, it’s important to recognize and thank those unsung heroes at the focal point of research: research sites and institutions.
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Empowering Employees Starts with Building a Strong Culture
Now more than ever, people are seeking out employment at organizations that offer more than just standard benefits. They are
How Research Informs the COVID-19 Response
Research doesn’t just inform medical treatment; it informs public health and public policy, and it helps explain human behaviors.
Part 11/Annex 11 Independent Audit and Compliance Assessment
Independent verification of compliance opens new doors for CRIO, Inc. and provides customers confidence that they can incorporate the eSource system into their own computer software validation strategy.
Comparative Analysis for Non-IND Sites
Advarra Consulting provides in-depth analysis of German, European, and US regulations, allowing a cancer research study to move forward.
Most Popular Blogs of 2019
As we near the end of 2019, let’s take a look back at the blogs that generated the most interest this year from readers like you.
A Tale of Two Sites: The Power of Integrated Research Administration
Site timelines for studies can vary widely across the industry due to differences in internal efficiency. In this blog, James Riddle (Advarra VP of Institutional Services and Strategic Consulting) tells the tale of two sites, one with an integrated research administration, and one without.
Transforming Your Research Administration Structure to Attract Research Opportunities
Discover strategies to fortify your research administration program, from setting a new vision to supporting QA/QI initiatives.
Quality Improvement Project vs Human Subject Research: What’s the Difference?
When does a quality improvement program cross over into research? How do the two categories inform one another in the context of human subjects protection? Advarra IRB Executive Chair Sarah Harnish clarifies the divisions on these two related, but separate categories.
The Future of Phase I Oncology Studies
Phase I studies in oncology pose challenges unlike any other early phase study. Most phase I studies begin with healthy volunteers, but because of the unique nature of the trial compounds, participants in oncology phase I studies are typically patients with cancer rather than healthy volunteers.
AAHRPP Accreditation Support
Clear and useful guidance enables BC Diabetes to clearly demonstrate its commitment to research excellence during the AAHRPP accreditation process.
Survey Best Practices for Process Improvement
Before diving into your survey, brush up on the basics and best practices of survey creation. Carefully planning your survey and following these guidelines should result in accurate, meaningful data.