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International Clinical Trials |
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| At the cutting edge of the latest industry developments, Samedan is adept at keeping the information you need at your fingertips. ICT provides a unique platform of communication for the market across Europe, North America and the rest of the developed world. To find out what's hot in the world of pharmaceuticals, take a look below at the range of articles featured in this issue of ICT |
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| Whether a study is global or regional, involves paediatrics or adults,
or is lengthy or short, there are universal drivers that ensure patient recruitment
and retention success. Liz Moench of MediciGlobalTM Inc explains what to consider
and how to leverage these factors to your advantage |
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| Alan Phillips of ICON Clinical Research investigates strategies
for reducing patient numbers in clinical trials during the design phase |
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| Simon Andriesen at MediLingua BV discusses the linguistic aspects of running multinational
clinical trials and explores the unique solutions that are employed in the pharma sector |
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| Leveraging the real value of clinical trials management systems means looking to a
next-generation integration framework, suggest David Stein and Bill Byrom of ClinPhone |
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Bill Cochran of CRF Health outlines how electronic patient reported outcome data collected
in clinical trials reduces the number of subjects per study, improves subject diary compliance,
and ultimately shortens time to market
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Nick Hughes of PA Consulting and Roger Edwards at Northeastern University, Boston,
Massachusetts, take on the burden of applying next generational tools to the issue
of diabetes and look at the ways to integrate these innovative new approaches
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| The instruments for safety and efficacy assessments in psychiatry
studies cover different scales; Natalia Ezhkova of Synergy Research Group examines
how the results of placebo-controlled studies can be improved in clinical trials |
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Is CEE still a paradise for clinical research? Karel Cerny, Xavier Ducarme, Monika Kowalik and Dan
Militaru at SGS Life Science Services focus the spotlight on the Czech Republic, Poland and Romania
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An experienced central laboratory is an excellent option
when considering outsourcing. Get it right, explains
Anne Marie Gaulin of CIRION Clinical Trial Services, and
they can become an extension of the in-house scientific
team, with core competencies in assay development
and with the added capabilities of providing support
throughout the clinical development process.
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| Effectively managing the clinical trial supply chain is no easy task, but the rewards
for those with a sound strategy in place can be impressive; Sivakumar Rajagopalan
and Rebecca Drinkwater of BearingPoint investigate |
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News and Press Releases |
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Turkish Cargo includes Sheremetyevo Airport near Moscow to its cargo flights network.
As the fastest growing brand among the global air cargo carriers with
its extensive flights network, Turkish Cargo included Sheremetyevo
Airport (SVO), known as being the most important airport in Russia in
terms of cargo activities, to its direct cargo flight destinations
network.
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White Papers |
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Clinical Trials in Russia Orange Paper: 2nd Quarter 2014
Synergy Research Group
The Ministry of Health of Russian Federation approved 194 new clinical
trials of all types including local and bioequivalence studies during
the 2nd Quarter of 2014 (3% less than at the same period of the last
year).
The main contribution to the total number of studies was
made by multinational multi-center clinical trials (MMCT) and the number
of these studies stayed the same as in Q2 2013 – 81 studies. The number
of bioequivalence studies (BE) decreased from 76 studies in Q2 2013 to
59 in Q2 2014, a 22% decrease from last year’s figure. The number of
local clinical trials (LCT) increased from 42 in Q2 2013 to 54 clinical
trials in Q2 2014.
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Industry Events |
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Multimodal 2019
18-20 June 2019, NEC, Birmingham, UK
Now in its twelfth year, Multimodal is the UK
and Ireland’s premier freight transport, logistics and supply chain
management event. Shippers and cargo owners attend to improve their
businesses; by finding ways of moving their products
more efficiently and by meeting new suppliers.
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