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    Clinical Trials Administrator Archives

    October 1, 2004

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    Clinical Trials Administrator 2004-10-01

    Information technologies can improve clinical trial quality and efficiency

    The need for less expensive and more efficient clinical trials has increased in recent years with drug discovery occurring at an explosive rate, and yet the clinical trials process has changed very little over the past decade, an information technologies expert says. Read More

    Improve workflow, avoid bottlenecks

    As every clinical trials administrator knows, it’s difficult to predict every problem and extra cost that might occur during a lengthy trial process. But with experience and following best practice guidelines, an administrator may find that all goes as well as planned. Read More

    Clinical trials training program wins award

    It started with the research nurses but soon other staff involved in clinical trials wanted to take part in the comprehensive training program being offered at The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. Last year, the clinical research training program received the 2003 award of excellence for best practice from the Bethesda, MD-based Health Improvement Institute. Read More

    The trickledown theory works here

    Research program administrators often find that it’s difficult to convince investigators to attend voluntary education courses, but this doesn’t mean that institutions should give up on educating researchers. At least one institution has found a way to indirectly teach and update investigators about clinical trials rules, regulations, and processes. Read More

    Software Update: Clinical trial coordinators find MIT software useful

    The nine years that have gone into developing COEUS have resulted in software that research institutions may use, modify, and improve as they seek greater efficiency in data collection for research. “COEUS brings core data from the study proposal and starts the set-up from the award process,” says Stephen D. Dowdy, assistant director of MIT’s Office of Sponsored Programs, where COEUS was developed. Read More

    News Briefs

    IDSA urges federal measures to spur antibiotic development; NIH to make federally funded research public. Read More

    Audio conference: Including children in clinical research

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    October 1, 2004

    Table Of Contents

    Information technologies can improve clinical trial quality and efficiency

    Improve workflow, avoid bottlenecks

    Clinical trials training program wins award

    The trickledown theory works here

    Software Update: Clinical trial coordinators find MIT software useful

    News Briefs

    Audio conference: Including children in clinical research

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