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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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Pam Barnacal introduces the inaugural ICT in her Editor’s Letter
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| Emma-Kate Yates at Fast4Wd Ogilvy addresses the thorny issue of recruitment and enrolment for clinical trials in oncology, in Patients Are a Virtue |
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| Taking the UK as their case study, Diana Anderson and Beth Harper at D Anderson & Company demystify the regulations involved in patient recruitment, in Going Through Customs |
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| In A CRO’s Progress, ICT talks to Nigel Page, President of i3 Research, about how a business with therapeutic specialisation in mind can stay on top in a tough market |
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| With ever-spiralling costs relating to the development of drug candidates,Valarie Higgins, Ellen Shea and Eva R Miller at Biostatistics, affiliated with Interactive Clinical Technologies, Inc, see promise in Intelligent Design |
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| Electronic data collection, though by no means a new technology, is now beginning to demonstrate its full potential. Khaled El Emam, Chief Scientist at TrialStat Corporation, maps out this Industrial Evolution |
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| Since electronic data capture systems noticeably speed up clinical data collection, David Fishbach at Phase Forward is moved to ask, Does EDC Herald the End of CTMS? |
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| Mark Wheeldon at Formedix Ltd argues that EDC requires a vendor-neutral, platform-independent utility, in his article on CDISC: Eliminating Standard Deviation |
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| In Reading the Signals, Judy Hanover and Alison Hodges at Lincoln Technologies consider the various strategies devised to combat safety concerns in the industry – concentrating on the twin elements of signal detection and data mining |
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| A high-performing supply chain is currently an industry hot topic, since it is critical in accelerating clinical development. Kunal Khattar at InfoPro Solutions, Inc, reports on Supply In Demand |
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| In Curing Cancer: A New Technique Makes its Mark, Dr Lee Schacter at MDS Pharma Services talks about intelligent anticancer treatment, and its fast-growing status as the most promising method of tackling this destructive disease |
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| The beauty of industry-conducted patient registries are that they benefit the public and the industry. Jean Siebenaler at Kendle shows us the Best of Both Worlds |
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| As a region at various stages of industrialisation and development, Latin America shows some promise. Dr Faiz Kermani of Chiltern International explains Clinical Research – Latino Style, showing how the pharmaceutical industry can help to drive overall improvements in the area |
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| For the pharmaceutical industry, complying with European regulations can cause Legal Landmines and Operational Headaches. Arianna Greco and Fabio Marazzi of M+BIOLAW offer some pain relief |
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| With widespread adoption of the electronic Common Technical Document imminent, Jim Nichols at Thomson Scientific, Liquent Regulatory Solutions Division, previews the advantages it will offer, in eCTD: No Longer Submission Impossible |
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| Now in its 42nd year, the DIA Annual Meeting Update offers, as always, an unmissable symposium for global pharma |
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Industry Events |
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Exploratory Clinical Development World Americas 2008
23-25 September 2008, Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 1201 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19107 USA
Following on from the huge success of the Exploratory
Clinical Development World Europe, the Americas
congress will give you a critical insight into the latest strategies on how the
industry is addressing and elevating the current challenges in early clinical
development.
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News and Press Releases |
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Biomedical Systems Names New Managing Director For European Headquarters
St. Louis, MO - Biomedical Systems, a global provider of centralized diagnostic services for
clinical trials, announced that Geert Dewulf, MD has been named the Managing Director,
European Operations. Dr. Dewulf will assume the top post in the company's European
Headquarters in Brussels, Belgium from Rita Jacobs, who will be retiring from that post after
27 years with the organization. Dr. Dewulf came to Biomedical Systems from Agfa Healthcare
where he served as Managing Director for Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
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