When do I Need a DMC?
Understanding when to use a Data Monitoring Committee (DMC) is crucial for participant safety. A DMC independently reviews data to spot early evidence of harm.
Understanding when to use a Data Monitoring Committee (DMC) is crucial for participant safety. A DMC independently reviews data to spot early evidence of harm.
Establishing DSMB independence helps mitigate bias, ensuring clinical trials adhere to regulatory standards and build public trust.
A well-managed, participant-centric clinical trial has many moving parts, and easy access to the right technologies, services, and community of
Informed consent, a cornerstone of ethical research, involves describing important elements of research in a way that permits participants or
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Phase I research demands careful IRB oversight, balancing participant safety with timely reviews. Proactive strategies can help address its unique challenges.
When an institutional review board (IRB) determines research is “minimal risk” (as defined in Department of Health and Human Services
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Diversity and Inclusion: Who is Responsible – Site, CRO or Sponsor? Attaining a diverse trial patient population is crucial to
Social media can be a valuable tool for researchers to connect with and recruit potential clinical trial participants. However, US regulations
It’s no secret that in clinical research, everything moves at a quick pace – and that doesn’t stop when working
Clinical trials for gene therapy are booming, especially in the fields of oncology, infectious diseases, rare diseases, and regenerative medicine.