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CTTI has announced new resources to facilitate the implementation of single IRB (sIRB) in multicenter trials. The tools walk research institutions, sponsors, and IRBs through considerations for determining engagement, and provide a library of available sIRB resources. They are enhancements to CTTI’s extensive work on the topic dating back to 2010, which was featured in a recent issue of Contemporary Clinical Trials Communications .
“For nearly a decade, CTTI has been at the forefront of the sIRB movement, championing the thoughtful implementation of sIRBs for multicenter...
While many share the vision that patient engagement should be embedded throughout the research enterprise, Donna Cryer, president and CEO of the Global Liver Institute, and CTTI Executive Committee member, goes one step further: “I hope one day it’s simply called ‘research’.”
Cryer keynoted a recent public workshop, “Enhancing the Incorporation of Patient Perspectives in Clinical Trials,” convened by CTTI in collaboration with the FDA. The workshop provided an opportunity for...
While adoption of mobile technologies presents many opportunities to enhance the quality and efficiency of clinical research, questions remain on patients’ preferences surrounding the use of mobile technologies in clinical trials. To help trial sponsors and others maximize the potential offered by mobile technologies, CTTI surveyed a group of potential research participants and recently published findings from the survey in Contemporary Clinical Trials Communications.
The survey results, which include responses from...
As part of its commitment to promote the engagement of patients as equal partners in clinical research, CTTI launched a new tool today at the 2019 DIA Global Annual Meeting that will help sponsors and patient groups identify high-value opportunities to collaborate.
The free web-based tool walks users through a three-step prioritization process:
At this year’s DIA 2019 Global Annual Meeting , CTTI will share insights from three key areas of its work dedicated to enhancing the quality and efficiency of clinical trials. At the event, which will take place in San Diego from June 23-27, CTTI will present its recommendations and resources for enhancing patient engagement, investigator qualification, and the use of mobile technology in clinical research. Please join us at the following presentations:
Presentation: Measuring the...
