Advarra
As a premier provider of IRB, IBC, consulting services, & technology solutions, Advarra is advancing clinical research: safer, smarter, faster.
Join us in celebrating the trailblazers of clinical research this 🎉 Advarra is excited to shine a light on the impactful contributions of key historical figures who have shaped our field. Today we are starting off with a tribute to Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler. Stay tuned as we pay tribute to these pioneers.
01/17/2023
Join us 1/26 for a webinar on the latest trends in regulatory and development challenges for rare/orphan diseases. Learn successful strategies for a proactive approach to gaining a rare/orphan disease designation and identify critical issues and steps to resolve them to achieve regulatory and development milestones. CE credits available. Register now!
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Trending Now: Regulatory and Development Challenges to Rare/Orphan Diseases Explore the latest trends in regulatory and development challenges for rare/orphan diseases.
11/10/2022
An investigator-initiated trial (IIT) occurs when an investigator creates the idea for a study, develops the protocol, and serves as the sponsor and investigator for the trial. While this isn’t uncommon, careful planning is required in order for these trials to be successfully compliant.
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06/24/2022
Regulatory agency guidance in the U.S. and EU strongly recommends keeping DSMBs completely independent from parties sponsoring, organizing, or conducting the clinical trial. Get the unblinded truth on what a DSMB does and how to set one up in this free white paper.
White Paper: Establishing and Operating a DSMB: Tips for Clinical Trial Success This white paper describes how to set up a data safety monitoring board and it's role in clinical research.
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