Featured Editorial

1. How One Health System Is Piloting AI In Clinical Trials 11/12/2026

   Inside Blessing Health’s cautious, governance-first approach to piloting AI in physician dictation and clinical trial document management.

2. Why Clinical Trial Technology Often Redistributes Work, Not Reduces It 11/9/2026

   A Duke research program leader breaks down where trial technology genuinely saves site staff time and where it just relocates the same work.

3. The 2026 Pharma R&D AI Sourcing Map: Partnerships, Concentration, Inflection 11/9/2026

   A Beroe analysis of 2026 pharma AI deals shows discovery still dominates, suppliers are consolidating, and clinical development is the next AI sourcing frontier.

4. The 'Swivel Chair' Problem Slowing Down Clinical Trials 11/5/2026

   A community hospital research director explains why trial data still can’t flow between the EMR and sponsor EDC systems, and what would fix it.

5. How A Duke Coordinator Turned An EHR Tool Into A Feasibility Engine 11/2/2026

   A Duke research program leader explains how she repurposed Epic’s Slicer Dicer tool to speed up site qualification and catch enrollment risk before it starts.

6. Inside Blessing Health's Move From 300 Systems To One EMR 10/29/2026

   Blessing Health’s research director built a department from scratch in 2020, then led its move off a fragmented legacy EMR onto Epic.

7. Overcome The 6 Most Common Hurdles To Turning Wearable Data Into Usable RWE 10/27/2026

   Wearable data is easy to collect but difficult to turn into trusted RWE. Explore six fixes for the most common data problems when using wearables in research.

8. How HEOR Teams Build Evidence That Sticks 10/26/2026

   RWE is only as powerful as the discipline behind it. Inside the evidence standards that regulators, payers, and clinicians can actually trust.

9. The Hidden Costs Of Clinical Trial Technology Nobody Budgets For 10/22/2026

   A health economics researcher explains why purchase price is the smallest number in a clinical trial technology decision and what gets left off the budget.

10. Who Owns Your Clinical Trial Software When The Vendor Leaves? 10/22/2026

    When a clinical trial software vendor exits, sponsors still own the risk. Learn what to secure before signing a contract to protect data, validation, and continuity.