ARTICLES BY DAN SCHELL
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![Keynote crowd 2]( "Not What I Expected From A Vendor Conference")
Not What I Expected From A Vendor Conference9/12/2024Dan Schell recounts some of his key takeaways after attending the Veeva R&D Quality Summit in Boston in September 2024. Some of the topics discussed include DCTs, eCOA, and the need to simplify tech integration at sites.
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![Julie Dietrich]( "Early Planning Trumps eCOA Bells & Whistles")
Early Planning Trumps eCOA Bells & Whistles8/16/2024Julie Dietrich is a huge advocate for detailed documentation and early planning when it comes to successfully implementing eCOA systems. A good old-fashioned focus group couldn’t hurt either, she says.
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![online document management-GettyImages-2161310407]( "Why We Need Technology Consolidation In Clinical Trials")
Why We Need Technology Consolidation In Clinical Trials8/16/2024As more and more trial designs incorporate technologies that generate an immense amount of data, data managers struggle to continuously interconnect disparate systems and standardize data. All of this fuels the need for technology consolidation.
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![Robert Goldman_450x300_2024]( "Some Truths You Can't Avoid About eCOA")
Some Truths You Can't Avoid About eCOA8/13/2024The advantages of eCOA systems often overshadow some of the potential challenges they could create. Robert Goldman expounds on some of his first-hand experiences over the years with ePRO and eCOA implementations that went awry.
Dan Schell
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Dan Schell is Chief Editor of Clinical Leader where he writes about topics related to clinical trial operations. Previously, he served as the Editorial Director of Life Science Leader magazine, another Life Science Connect community, for 14 years. In this role, he worked with the publication’s internal and external writers and editors on choosing the best topics for articles as well as refining all content to meet Life Science Leader’s high editorial standards. Prior to his work with Life Science Leader, he worked as an editor and copy editor for the publication’s parent company, VertMarkets (now called Life Science Connect). He joined the company in 2000 after 10 years of working for Encompass Health (previously Healthsouth) in marketing and business development and four years at an advertising agency.