Newsletter | March 20, 2025

03.20.25 -- Why Is Trust Stifling Our RBM Implementations?

FEATURED EDITORIAL

Why Is Trust Stifling Our RBM Implementations?

It’s one thing to implement RBM (risk-based monitoring) components like central monitoring or initial risk assessments, but if you’re still doing 100% SDR/SDV, you’re not maximizing the benefits of this approach. So what’s the holdup?

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

A Strategic Framework For Positive Site-Sponsor Relationships

Through an examination of evolving trial strategies and implementation, we aim to lay the groundwork for a collaborative, mutually beneficial atmosphere, ultimately leading to a sustainable competitive edge.

Overcoming Issues Of Non-Enrolling Sites In Clinical Trials

Explore the challenges of non-enrolling sites in clinical trials, focusing on the benefits of leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in addressing those issues.

Wearables In Clinical Trials: Real Benefits Beyond The Hype

Gain insight into the slow adoption rates and consider several compelling reasons why researchers should integrate these devices sooner rather than later.

How FAIR Data Principles Power Clinical Analytics Success

Explore key challenges in accessing and preparing analytics-ready clinical data, how FAIR guiding principles can help maximize the value of clinical trial data, and the impact of innovative analytics.

CRO Uses CRIO eSource To Double Monitoring Productivity

Examine the transformative impact of eSource technology on monitoring productivity during a global Phase 3 trial conducted by a Contract Research Organization (CRO) amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Adoption Remains Strong For Cognizant Shared Investigator Platform

Cognizant’s Life Sciences business unit partners with biopharmaceutical and med-tech companies to develop strategies and apply solutions to healthcare challenges across the value chain.

QT Monitoring Impacts More Than Just Cardiac Health

Achieve earlier detection of potential adverse cardiac events and refine patient selection for future trial phases by implementing advanced QT monitoring tools.

Elevating Rater Training For More Reliable Study Outcomes

Well-trained raters are key to generating high-quality, consistent clinical trial data. Explore a program offering customized training tailored to the experience levels of raters.