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The COVID-19 pandemic has changed so many things about our personal and work lives that have us anxious to get back to normal. The pandemic has also led to some significant changes in clinical trials.
Learn moreDiscover how machine learning provides critical operational insights, allowing organizations to learn and adapt.
Learn moreEvery year, the brightest minds in pharmaceuticals and clinical innovation put on their best black-tie attire for the life science industry’s biggest event – the Prix Galien.
Learn moreThe CRO and life sciences tech firm collaborated on a solution capable of meeting challenges tied to starting and conducting global clinical trials.
Learn moreHow have current trends like patient-centric trials been empowering the site landscape, and how has the pandemic helped shape the future of how patient-facing devices are used?
Learn moreAs patient-worn sensors and IoT put more data at the fingertips of investigators, managing that data requires a shift to more modern technology solutions.
Learn moreMachine learning technologies can help predict outcomes in clinical trials, leading to faster drug approval times, lower costs, and more funding to develop new treatments.
Learn moreStudy sponsors and global health organizations can take advantage of Oracle Health Sciences Clinical One cloud platform to improve clinical trial efficiency.
Learn moreFor the thousands of active clinical trials, mitigation plans were set. Clinical development teams needed to assess which trials would need to be delayed, others completely stopped, some prematurely ended.
Learn moreFor the fourth straight year, Oracle Health Sciences has been named a “Leader” in the Everest Group Clinical Development Platforms Products PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2020. Oracle Health Sciences maintained its position as the highest positioned vendor in “Vision and Capability” and took the highest position for “Market Impact.”
Learn moreMachine learning allows organizations to continuously improve with direct implications on timelines and associated costs of clinical trials.
Learn moreThe immediate impact of COVID-19 on clinical trials is now being overshadowed by the opportunities it presents to reimagine and reinvigorate studies.
Learn moreAs the capabilities of various systems improve over time, more widespread use of touchless processing will become feasible. Given that likely future, companies can begin now to plan for and lay the groundwork for a touchless case processing system.
Learn moreFundamental to ICH guidelines is the modernization of processes and technology to clinical trials with a focus on Quality by Design and risk-based management approaches.
Learn moreWhile simpler automation processes are able to replace routine or static human activity, AI systems are capable of analyzing data and applying specialized knowledge to the safety case process.
Learn moreWhat is drug safety - a critical part of the clinical trial process and post-marketing management of a drug or device? And why is it important?
Learn moreClinical operations staff need to have confidence in machine learning predictive models and be able to validate the accuracy of outcomes.
Learn moreWith more companies responding to growing caseloads by using automation to streamline elements of the pharmacovigilance/multivigilance process, it’s useful for safety professionals to understand the different options available.
Learn moreICH E6(R3) is coming at a time when organizations are struggling to adopt ICH E6(R2). But should organizations wait until these guidelines are ratified to realize the intended benefits?
Learn moreRecruiting participants is arguably the toughest mountain to climb when putting together a usability test. We know who we are looking for, but actually finding them takes it to another level.
Learn moreWhat is biometric monitoring and how can we embrace it in clinical trials? What's the difference between consumer wearables and biometric technology?
Learn moreThe stage is set for those CROs who embrace innovative approaches to overcome adversary, to reap significant benefits now – and in the future.
Learn moreThe gamification of many aspects of our culture is well under way, and some researchers are even beginning to consider the integration of gamification principles into clinical trials.
Learn moreBefore embarking on any usability testing, it’s important to define a roadmap to make sure everyone who’s involved gets the most out of it. Our journey starts with the study protocol.
Learn moreIf all the various tools or applications offered by a vendor are simply 'connected' through APIs...is it really a platform?
Learn moreLearn how FHI Clinical is reimagining the possible with a unified platform for clinical trials to meet the challenges of a global health event.
Learn moreIf you’ve ever known someone who has been in a trial, the whole process is an anxiety-filled duration of time that can lead to happiness, heartbreak, or even confusion. It’s important to recognize their efforts and thank them — but this is often overlooked.
Learn moreOracle’s cloud-based data collection solution is designed to help clinical trials better manage multiple sources for greater efficiency and accuracy.
Learn moreOracle Health Sciences has introduced Clinical One Data Collection Cloud Service—with the ability to capture data from any source into a single, unified platform.
Learn moreClinical researchers often struggle to make trials a patient-friendly experience. This makes it more difficult to recruit people for new trials, increase patient-retention, and follow study protocols.
Learn moreWhile subject matter expertise, relationships, and qualifications will always be critical for CRO selection, they are simply not sufficient criteria for sponsors who need to make a step change in efficiency.
Learn moreGain a deeper understanding of the issues and barriers that prevent clinical research from being more efficient and effective in order to help deliver the most value to our customers and the industry.
Learn moreVirtually all leaders believe that to stay competitive, their enterprises must learn and improve every day. In-depth industry experience and a willingness to learn are essential.
Learn moreMay 20 is Clinical Trials Day, a time set aside to celebrate the people who conduct clinical trials, and thank the patients who participate in them. It's a day to acknowledge all those who contribute to improving public health and extending the goals of clinical research.
Learn morePeachtree BioResearch taps Oracle Health Sciences to streamline operations and boost competitiveness in the initialization of clinical trials.
Learn moreMachine-learning technologies can help predict outcomes in clinical trials, leading to faster drug approval times, lower costs, and more funding to develop new treatments.
Learn moreWeb-based maps offering real-time traffic conditions and route planning provide a fitting analogy to describe the complexity of study startup.
Learn moreBuilding relationships to improve clinical trial operations requires embracing centralized monitoring and study quality metrics as standard practice and, more recently, CRO oversight.
Learn moreVirtual visits and remote patient monitoring provide new options for data collection and are necessities in our current environment.
Learn moreSimply handing off multimillion-dollar studies to CROs without carefully crafted plans for communications and reporting operational data as the study unfolds is hardly a wise move; yet what kind of oversight is needed?
Learn moreStudy startup has surprisingly few guidelines. With limited regulations focused on this early part of clinical trial execution, what does it mean to be compliant?
Learn moreReforecasting clinical trials based on the latest data and information can improve operations and overall trial performance and is a critical component of keeping your company’s plans in line with its financial position and on track to meet its goals.
Learn moreFinding and getting access to clinical trials can be challenging, if not daunting for patients. For those who don’t qualify for a study, but still want to gain access to the medicine, there are a few newer options: compassionate use and right to try.
Learn moreThe focus on technology as a driver of performance improvement in clinical trials is intense, but despite years of valiant efforts, study execution remains far from optimal. For study startup, the data are dismal.
Learn moreWhat exactly do terms like remote, siteless, hybrid, and decentralized trials mean and do for us? In order to work together, we need to better understand each other and what terms help and hinder our progress.
Learn moreSponsors primarily outsource to CROs to control operational and infrastructure costs. Although there are obvious benefits to outsourcing, it creates new challenges around quality, oversight, collaboration, and governance.
Learn moreGranular, real-time metrics provide operational insights, allowing you to take control of your studies by being proactive instead of reactive.
Learn moreThe landscape has been changing rapidly, as patient-facing technologies become more tightly integrated into the clinical trial process.
Learn moreAdvancements in technology have enabled virtual visits and remote patient monitoring, providing new options for data collection.
Learn moreWith unrelenting pressures to rein in budgets and cycle times, stakeholders are turning to quality as a solution, starting with building it into study startup and bringing change to entrenched silos that stall trial operations.
Learn moreThe Association of Clinical Research Organizations (ACRO) provides the forum for leading CROs to collaborate and discuss this rapidly changing world of technology, regulatory requirements /guidance, and industry standards in clinical research.
Learn moreThe capture of big data, as well as a technical ability to analyze it, is frequently referred to as one of the top 10 clinical innovations in the last decade.
Learn moreArtificial Intelligence (AI) can help pharmaceutical companies gather more important data and boost pharmacovigilance.
Learn moreOracle Health Sciences gives PharSafer the ability to optimize management and processing of critical data.
Learn moreUnfortunately, most mass media coverage of clinical trials has been negative and/or unbalanced, focusing largely on risks, human error, and questionable motives.
Learn moreThe hesitancy to change is understandable given the potential impact on an organization. Are decentralized and hybrid trials right for your organization?
Learn moreThe future success of the life science industry in bringing new products to market rests on the ability of sponsors and CROs to work together successfully, providing both parties a compelling incentive to strengthen their partnership with the help of the right structure, tools, and strategies.
Learn moreGlobalization is adding to the complexity of running clinical trials and the pursuit of global trials is increasing.
Learn moreOracle’s participation in The Oppportunity Project (TOP) Technology Spring could help enable the use of open data and AI to match cancer patients with clinical trials and experimental therapies.
Learn moreOracle Health Sciences and the CNS Summit released a research report on the use of virtual components (patient-facing technologies) in clinical trials.
Learn moreCompanies should look to optimize their clinical operations by using monitoring technology, analytical dashboards, and operational metrics to gain powerful insights.
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