In today’s fast-paced clinical research landscape, time is money—literally. The ability to streamline processes, reduce time spent on manual tasks, and cut costs is crucial for success. At Clinials, we understand this, and that’s why our platform is designed to create tangible Return on Investment (ROI) for our customers, particularly Contract Research Organizations (CROs) and… Continue reading Maximizing ROI with Clinials: How Our Platform Streamlines Clinical Trial Operations
What are the top key pain points for Sites and CRO’s? Here’s a table from this comprehensive study of site engagement literature conducted by the Tufts University CSDD to identify the primary themes and “pain points” or challenges that sites contend with on a regular basis, including those captured by SCRS. How does Clinials… Continue reading Key Pain Points for CRO’s and Sites
Clinials were the first to use AI to generate a plain language synopsis (PLS) from a protocol Completed in 2022, this innovation was in response to European Union Clinical Trial Regulation 536 EU which mandated that a a summary be “written in a manner that is understandable to laypersons”. And now we have another first.… Continue reading What is a Plain Language Protocol Synopsis (PLPS)
Rural or Decentralized trials dependent upon the healthcare system Clinical Trials are dependent upon the healthcare system. A recent HLTH session reflected The risky business of value based care. How does this impact rural or decentralized trials and could the sector take on board the learnings Are we measuring the right things in value based… Continue reading The risky business of value based care
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In the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence, the integration of AI into healthcare demands not just innovation but a rigorous commitment to safety. As these technologies play an increasingly pivotal role in patient care, diagnosis, and treatment, the importance of ensuring their reliability and trustworthiness cannot be overstated. The potential of AI to revolutionize… Continue reading How Clinials is Building Safety into its AI Platform
Decentralized Trials: Bringing Research to the People Over the COVID-19 period the medical industry was pushed to innovate and adopt modern technologies at a faster rate than ever. One way in which these innovations have manifested is through the rapid adoption of decentralized methods of conducting clinical research trials. These are trials which are conducted… Continue reading Decentralized Trials: Bringing Research to the People
One of the fundamental problems inhibiting diversity in clinical research is racial/ethnicity bias in health care. Implicit and racial prejudices affect all medical subspecialties, as do other systemic issues such as institutional racism, patient distrust and a shortage of minority physicians serving marginalised areas. When compared to the over-representation of white colleagues in clinical trials,… Continue reading Ethnicity Bias – An Ongoing Battle for Clinical Trials
When patients feel heard and valued, trust flourishes, leading to increased patient recruitment In the realm of clinical trials, trust is not just a desirable quality—it’s the linchpin that holds the entire process together. From the intricate dance between biotechnology sponsors, CROs (Contract Research Organizations), and research sites, to the pivotal relationships between patients and… Continue reading When trust flourishes leading to increased patient recruitment
Clinical trials are costly necessities for research and development (R&D) of novel devices and treatments, yet with more than half failing to finish, they become even costlier for pharmaceutical companies. Without R&D, we would not have products like birth control or cancer interventions. To protect organizations financially that build the cures of the future, we… Continue reading The Hidden Costs and Consequences of Delaying a Clinical Trial
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