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International Clinical Trials

International Clinical Trials (ICT) is a specialist journal designed to provide global coverage of key topics pertinent to the clinical trials sector.

Published quarterly, and edited by Dr Graham Hughes, the journal offers a platform of communication and information-sharing for executive and strategic decision-makers, seeking out new trends and marketing opportunities, as well as putting a spotlight on the latest innovations coming to market. ICT is specifically designed to be of interest to those actively seeking to source services for improved efficiency in what is an increasingly competitive market.

Prompted by the synergies between trial operations and wider contract research and outsourcing issues, ICT joined forces with sister title European Pharmaceutical Contractor (EPC) in late-2015, in a move that brings added value to both brands. With EPC now an inserted edition within ICT, industry practitioners across these complementary subject areas now have unrivalled access to a wealth of shared views and analyses.

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Featured in this issue

Cancer Therapeutics
Oncology Clinical Trials

Optimising Outcomes

Routine cancer care can be enhanced by integrating electronic patient-reported outcomes and clinical outcome assessments. Katie Garner at CRF Health examines how.

eCLINICAL
eClinical Improvements

A New Pathway

Jeff Lee at Bracket details the ways in which technological approaches alongside unified thinking can enhance patient engagement, becominga key asset within clinical research.

Trial Management & Outsourcing
The Sponsor/Vendor Relationship

Key Relations

Shanelle Mehta at The Clinigen Group explores how outsourcing is becoming common practice within the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, thereby creating a good sponsor/vendor relationship and a reliable process.

Edited by
Dr Graham Hughes
Consultant in
Pharmaceutical
Development

Published quarterly in
February, May,
August and November

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Industry Events

On Helix 2018

10-11 July 2018, The Cambridge Building, Babraham Research Campus

ON Helix is a two-day event aimed at informing delegates of how to turn early stage inventions and ideas into innovative health treatments (new medicines, novel biomarkers, useful medical devices or improved medical practices).
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News and Press Releases

Saudia Cargo launches state-of-the-art pharmaceutical cold storage facility at KAIA

MAY 2018 – Saudia Cargo has recently inaugurated one of the Region’s newest and most modern cold storage facilities of pharmaceuticals and medicines at King Abdulaziz International Airport (KAIA) to meet the surged demand on highly-sensitive and temperature-controlled shipments.
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White Papers

Advantages of Quantitative NMR for the Determination of Relative Response Factors

Novatia, LLC

Quantitative NMR (qNMR) is a technique that is being applied broadly and at an increasing rate in the field of pharmaceutical analysis (1). This white paper highlights the advantages of using qNMR to determine Relative Response Factors (RRFs) for pharmaceutical impurities detectable by HPLC. A single determination of RRFs using qNMR allows for simple and accurate quantitation of impurities which eliminates the need for preparation, qualification, and storage of reference standards. An example is presented here, which demonstrates quantitation of known impurities that have variable responses to UV-VIS detection, thereby providing a more accurate assessment of impurity levels than UV-VIS response alone.
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