CTTI Celebrates a Decade of Transforming Clinical Trials

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In a public Celebration Symposium on Feb. 6, leaders from across the clinical trials enterprise will gather to celebrate CTTI's 10-year anniversary. The exciting lineup of speakers will share case studies illustrating the benefits of applying CTTI’s clinical trial recommendations and moderate a vibrant exchange of ideas on the future of the clinical trials enterprise.

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CTTI Selected to Support FDA Efforts to Increase Patient Engagement Through New Collaborative

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CTTI Project: Patient Engagement Collaborative

CTTI has been engaged by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to support its Patient Engagement Collaborative (PEC), an effort created in partnership with CTTI to bring together members of the patient community to discuss the best ways for patients to participate in the FDA’s regulatory discussions about medical products.

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CTTI Takes on Site Investigator Turnover in New Recommendations

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CTTI Project: Investigator Community

The Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative (CTTI) will unveil new recommendations aimed at reducing high rates of turnover among U.S. clinical trial site investigators at the Society for Clinical Research Sites (SCRS) Global Site Solutions Summit on Oct. 7. CTTI’s practical solutions address the administrative, financial, and logistical burdens that are causing investigators to abandon clinical research.

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Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative Releases New Recommendations and Tools for Improving Patient Recruitment in Clinical Trials

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CTTI Project: Recruitment

CTTI has released new recommendations and tools for enhancing the efficiency of clinical trial recruitment that are now available to download. Patient recruitment is a leading challenge in the efficient completion of clinical trials, which can result in wasted resources and delays in bringing new therapies to market. The foundational principle for this new approach is that recruitment planning should be started earlier in the clinical trial development process and continue throughout the implementation.

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