At SCOPE Summit 2026, Joe Dustin shared why clinical trial sites are emerging as the next drivers of innovation. As sites digitize operations and push back against the burden of sponsor-mandated systems, new models like “bring your own technology” and seamless digital data flow aim to reduce duplication, speed startup, and improve both coordinator and patient experiences.
- How AI-Enabled eTMF Systems Are Impacted By The EU AI Act (Part 1)
- Making AI Safety Routine: How Sites And Sponsors Can Continuously Monitor Clinical AI
- How Can AI Change Computerized System Validation?
- Digital Tools Are Failing Patients: 3 Ways Clinical Supply Can Protect Data Integrity
- Virtual Reality Endpoints Improve Measurement Of Patients' Real-World Benefit
- Can't-Miss Advice On Selecting Your First AI-Enabled Vendor
- The Site Perspective: Why Ambient AI Is The Missing Link In Clinical Trial Data Integrity
- Why HEOR Keeps Arriving Too Late — And How ClinOps Can Fix It
ARTICLES, APP NOTES, CASE STUDIES, & WHITE PAPERS
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Key Changes For Computerized Systems And Electronic Data
Explore several modifications introduced in the updated guidelines by the European Medicines Agency regarding computerized systems and electronic data in clinical trials.
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A Guide To Electronic Data Capture (EDC)
EDC systems are designed to support a wide range of clinical research while ensuring compliance with global regulatory standards, revolutionizing data management in clinical trials.
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Preparing The Next Generation Of Clinical Research Professionals
Explore the live EDC platform that enabled Durham Tech to create a model for future-forward, hands-on education in clinical research.
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3 Key Functions Your eTMF Needs To Meet New EMA Regulations
The European Union Clinical Trial Regulation No. 536/2014 recently introduced the most significant changes to the processes for clinical trial applications in at least the past 15 years. Learn how this impacts the Trial Master File and consider three key functions that an electronic TMF must have to achieve compliance and maintain organizational success.
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Improving Site Efficiency With Automated Drug Resupply And Forecasting
Interactive Response Technology (IRT) can transform site operations by replacing error-prone manual processes with real-time, automated systems that relieve some of the burden on trial sites.
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3 Things To Know When Using Wearables In Your Study
As wearables unleash new possibilities, the industry will need an effective strategy to utilize these useful tools. Consider these tips when incorporating wearables in a clinical study.
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Sustainable Clinical Trials Through eClinical Innovation
Clinical trials are essential to advancing medicine, yet they carry significant environmental costs. Inefficiencies not only drive emissions but also risk drug shortages and trial delays, and clinical technology solutions offer a pathway to more sustainable research.
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Pioneering Clinical Research For Native American Communities In South Dakota
Lynn Bartholow is transforming clinical research for Native American populations. Explore her journey into clinical research and efforts to build trust and foster participation and community engagement.
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How Pfizer Used Wearable DHTs To Reveal Meaningful Treatment Effects In Cancer Cachexia
Wearable digital health technologies (DHTs) played a crucial role in assessing patient-centric outcomes during pfizer's study into the benefits of using ponsegromab for treating cancer cachexia.
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Why ePROs In Oncology Are Perfect For Capturing The Patient's Voice
Recently released FDA guidance showcases why electronic patient-reported outcomes (ePROs) are ideal for capturing the “voice” of the patient. See how ePRO eases oncology trials.
FROM THE EDITOR
- Joe Dustin: Sites Are Driving Clinical Tech Evolution
- How Salk And Sabin Helped Create The Modern Clinical Trial
- Why HEOR Keeps Arriving Too Late — And How ClinOps Can Fix It
- FDA Vs. MHRA Vs. EMA: Differences In Externally Controlled Trials
- RWE Is Growing Up, And Here's Why That Matters
- The Dream Is EHR-To-EDC — eSource Is The Wake-Up Call
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