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Tag Archives: clinicial trials
CTTI: Use of Central IRBs in Multi-Center Trials to Streamline Clinical Research
Multi-center clinical trials can provide high-quality, statistically-sound evidence to answer medical questions. Earlier this year, the Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative (CTTI) launched a new tool and provided recommendations to improve the efficiency and quality of multi-center clinical trials. Typically, each participating center submits the study protocol to its institutional review board (IRB). Thus in a multi-center trial, the same protocol is submitted to as many IRBs as there are sites. The process of multiple reviews Read More >
Learning the Truth About Clinical Trials
There are currently over 60,000 clinical trials occurring in the United States. These programs not only allow patients to access potentially ground-breaking new therapies, but also help researchers collect valuable data. Many patients have concerns about the risk involved, despite the importance of clinical trials in the drug development process. Common misperceptions can deter patients from seeking out new approaches to treatment that can currently only be found in clinical trials. The Masonic Cancer Center Read More >
