Aligning Institutional Policy With System Updates: A Practical Guide
Aligning Institutional Policy With System Updates: A Practical Guide Keep institutional policies, research administration workflows, and technology aligned as your
Aligning Institutional Policy With System Updates: A Practical Guide Keep institutional policies, research administration workflows, and technology aligned as your
Adaptive study designs are best suited for oncology clinical trials when meaningful uncertainty exists and a protocol can prospectively use
Clinical trial audits are independent quality assurance evaluations of trial activities, records, systems, facilities, and organizations. The main types include:
Investigator-initiated trials (IITs) play a critical role in advancing clinical research by allowing investigators to pursue important scientific questions beyond
Determining whether an event requires prompt institutional review board (IRB) reporting is an important part of protecting research participants, supporting effective
Adverse events (AEs) are untoward medical occurrences in participants receiving a study intervention, regardless of whether they’re related to the study. Serious adverse
Understanding the regulatory foundation behind translated informed consent documents and why many institutional review boards (IRBs) require certificates or attestations of translation.
Gene therapies and gene-based therapeutics are giving way to a new era of interventional genetics. Integrated ethics review and biosafety review have developed into an operational advantage to facilitate this
IRB approval is a critical milestone in clinical research, but it isn’t the end of the oversight process. For sponsors, approval marks
Rethinking oversight as clinical trials become more data-driven and algorithm-informed As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more embedded in clinical trial
Institutional review board (IRB) approval is a critical milestone in clinical research, but it can also become a source of
Multisite research and clinical trials increasingly rely on a single IRB (sIRB) for review. This increase reflects federal mandates, sponsor expectations, and the operational realities of modern multisite or cooperative research. For institutions with a local