Transparency is essential to collaboration and required if we are to create change across the clinical trials ecosystem. CTTI conducts projects, research, and meetings with stakeholders to identify barriers, determine solutions, and recommend best practices—and we make all of this information publicly available, as appropriate by privacy laws. 

All of our recommendations and resources are publicly available and free to use and share, as are the data tools used for all of our research. Our work is conducted under a conflict of interest policy with a four-part strategy incorporating a multi-stakeholder approach, no-business zone commitment, disclosure, and transparency commitments. We also post everything we create to communicate our work—from webinar recordings to peer-reviewed publications to press releases – in our newsroom. 

As we move forward and embark on new projects and activities, we continue to look for opportunities where CTTI can deliver on our promise of transparency for the benefit of clinical research.