Learn About the Latest Industry Issues with Our Clinical Trials Resources

Here at Datatrial, we’re constantly researching and writing about the hottest topics that affect the ever-changing world of life sciences. Using these life sciences resources, we’ve created a collection of information about a wide variety of subjects that are important to you, from adaptive trials to standards—and everything in between.

As the Issues Grow, So Will Our Collection of Clinical Trials Resources

Since seemingly each day brings news of a new development, please remember that this page is going to grow along with the issues. Check our inventory of life sciences resources often for industry insights that can give you an advantage over your competition!

DIA 2010 Presentation: “Living in a Virtual World,” By Datatrial COO Dr. Emma Banks

At the Drug Information Association annual meeting, held in Washington, D.C., Datatrial chief operations officer Dr. Emma Banks chaired a presentation on building virtual teams. On June 16, 2010, she teamed with Michael J. Harte, founder and president of Harte Group and James Kirwin, vice president of development operations of Intrexon, on a session titled “Living in a Virtual World: Virtual Solutions to Real Study Problems.” You can review the presentation for yourself by downloading the file.

Cost vs. Value: Which is More Important to Your Study?

Five keys can help you determine the differences between cost and value as they relate to your programs. Check out our new article to see whether you are truly taking in the full picture when you are deciding on the right company for you.

Why Should You Go with a Niche Provider Over a Full-Service CRO?

At a critical point in your clinical research process, you are faced with a difficult decision: should you partner with a full-service CRO or team with a niche provider? Datatrial has outlined five key points for you to consider when you are debating this choice. Be sure to read our comprehensive article on niche vs. full-service CROs!

SCDM Presentation on the Viability of 100-Percent EDC, By Datatrial COO Dr. Emma Banks

On October 5, 2009, Datatrial's chief operations officer, Dr. Emma Banks, addressed the Society for Clinical Data Management during their annual conference in Seattle. Dr. Banks participated in a session titled "Is 100-Percent EDC Realistic?", and prepared a presentation that relied heavily on the results of a survey of industry insiders. You can learn more about what that survey revealed and the conclusions that Dr. Banks drew by clicking here to download the presentation.