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CTTI Project: Preparing a Site
During a public webinar today, the Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative (CTTI) will release new recommendations and resources for engaging patients and research sites when planning and conducting mobile clinical trials. By doing so, sponsors, contract research organizations, and other stakeholders can maximize the opportunities of mobile technologies to advance the development of new medical products.
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CTTI Project: ABDD Peds Trials
The number of clinical trials enrolling children is far lower than for adults, and the scope of research is also narrower, according to an analysis of public-access data conducted by researchers at Duke University.
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CTTI Project: Patient Engagement
As part of an effort to improve the way clinical trials are conducted, the Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative (CTTI) has formed a 16-member council to engage patient advocates in its mission.
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CTTI Project: State of Clinical Trials
Fueled in part by an inclination to speed new treatments to patients, research studies for cancer therapies tend to be smaller and less robust than for other diseases.
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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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CTTI Project: Safety Reporting
Despite legal and ethical mandates for disclosure, results from most clinical trials of medical products are not reported promptly on a registry specifically created to make results of human studies publically available, according to Duke Medicine researchers.
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