Real-World Data / Real-Word Evidence Insights
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Inside The Rush To Accelerated Approval: A Consultant's View
10/13/2026
A biostatistics consultant on the pattern she keeps seeing: sponsors skipping steps to chase accelerated approval.
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Why Virtua Health's AI Committee Gives IT The Review, Not The Vote
10/12/2026
Inside Virtua Health’s AI governance model, where senior operational leaders rank every project, and IT holds no vote.
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Building Effective, Retrospective Decision-Grade Disease Registries
10/9/2026
Learn how to build decision-grade disease registries that turn real-world data into reliable evidence for regulatory, clinical, and market-access decisions.
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Clinical Trial Tech Fails On Systems, Not Software
10/8/2026
A Wits RHI sub-investigator explains why fragmented CRFs, labs, and randomization platforms – not bad software – undermine clinical trial technology.
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Inside A Sponsor-Site Relationship That Actually Worked
10/8/2026
A former sub-investigator on the co-chair model, escalation process, and CAPA structure that kept one clinical trial site’s sponsor relationship functional.
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Real-World Data Won't Replace Trials. Here's Its Real Job
10/6/2026
A biostatistician on where real-world data changes outcomes, and where FDA still won’t accept it as a trial comparator.
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Inside Virtua Health's Pipeline For Anonymizing Trial Imaging Data
10/5/2026
How Virtua Health vets, trains, and re-engineers its imaging technology to safely anonymize data for clinical trial research.
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What Ecological Momentary Assessment Taught Us About Real-World Hearing Outcomes
10/5/2026
Ecological momentary assessment (EMA) reveals how people experience hearing challenges beyond the clinic. Here, researchers highlight its relevance in designing real-world hearing studies.
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How AI Is Used To Predict Trial Performance Before Enrollment
9/24/2026
AI and early digital twin models can help forecast trial performance, refine site feasibility, and anticipate operational needs before enrollment begins.
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Clinical Research Isn't Even A Recognized Job. That's A Problem.
9/10/2026
The U.S. doesn’t have an official job code for clinical research professionals. David Vulcano explains why that gap is holding back the workforce.