Newsletter | January 8, 2026

01.08.26 -- Why HEOR Keeps Arriving Too Late — And How ClinOps Can Fix It

FEATURED EDITORIAL

Why HEOR Keeps Arriving Too Late — And How ClinOps Can Fix It

Rob Abbott, CEO of ISPOR, breaks down why HEOR timing keeps clashing with ClinOps timelines and offers practical ways to integrate value, evidence, and payer expectations much earlier in development.

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Unlocking Potential AI And ML In Pharmacovigilance

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) hold transformative potential in pharmacovigilance (PV), with the ability to enhance the efficiency, accuracy, and timeliness of drug safety monitoring.

How EDC-Based SAE Reporting Reduces Time To Detection And Response

Serious adverse events (SAEs) play a pivotal role in patient safety during clinical trials, and the right EDC system helps you efficiently track and manage the entire lifecycle of SAE reporting.

Digital Endpoint Resource Guide: Sleep Disorders

Sensor-driven digital endpoints track sleep patterns and disruptions, standardize trial outcomes, and enable remote monitoring that reduces patient burden while improving treatment-response insights.

HEOR In Action

Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR) plays a vital role in guiding evidence-based decisions across the healthcare ecosystem.

6 Ways Lab Data Can Improve Clinical Trials

Explore six key ways laboratory data strengthens the clinical trial process, focusing on how RWD enhances patient recruitment, accelerates screening workflows, and improves overall study outcomes.

AI In Regulatory Medical Writing: Balancing Innovation With Human Expertise

AI is transforming regulatory medical writing by speeding document creation while ensuring compliance and scientific rigor, enabling faster, regulator-ready submissions without sacrificing quality.

Future Predictions For Clinical Technologies

In 2025, sponsors are prioritizing configurable, interoperable solutions that integrate seamlessly across IRT, eCOA, CTMS, eConsent, and supply chain systems.

Dysfunctions Of Clinical Trial Vendor Selection And Overcoming Them

Vendor selection often fails due to five common dysfunctions. Identifying and addressing them early improves alignment, trust, and trial performance—avoiding costly delays.

Orchestrated Study Start-Up

Learn how this site portal reduces activation timelines and eliminates site frustrations by automating processes and providing complete oversight to study teams.

SOLUTIONS

Notifications And Reminders

Reimagining How You Bring Life-Changing Therapies To Patients

Central eSource: Leveraging Site Technology