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Data Management

Data Visualization Brings Fresh Insights to Clinical Trials
By Graham Belgrave on October 11, 2018

Like the foundation of a new house, data plays a fundamental role in the management, monitoring and analysis of results for a clinical trial. Data sheds light on what direction to take a...

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Technology Insights

The Future of Blockchain in Healthcare
By Lizzie Evans on May 8, 2018

On May 3, MATTER, the University of Illinois at Chicago, SAP and Advanced Clinical hosted Chicago’s first Blockchain in Healthcare Summit. This sold-out event brought together experts from...

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Quality & Validation

Strengthen Your Management Control System With These Three Recommendations

The impact of management on an organization can take a company to new heights or lead it to its demise. Leaders of pharmaceutical, biotech and medical device companies have the added...

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Quality & Validation Clinical Staffing

How to Successfully Build a Risk Based Monitoring Team 
By Melissa Mauriber on February 23, 2018

As industry adoption of Risk-Based Monitoring (RBM) rises, so does the question of how moving from traditional research models to RBM will impact clinical research team structure. While...

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Clinical Research / Monitoring

Managing Clinical Project Risk: Is it Time to Change Your Current CRO?
By Caroline Redeker on January 25, 2018

Considerations that will help you determine whether keeping your current CRO or switching to another CRO places your project or company at risk. Long-standing relationships and strategic...

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Clinical Research / Monitoring Technology Insights

5 Most Important Innovations in Clinical Trials Today
By Lizzie Evans on January 25, 2018

There’s more innovation insights (and preparation tips) in a great report from Advanced Clinical:The Balancing Act: Innovation with Minimum Risk and Maximum Efficiency. Check it out...

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