Combine 6-8 suppliers into one and simplify life for your study operations teams.
Dan McDonald explains how a more integrated clinical trial support model can reduce handoffs, improve accountability, support change control, and lower the coordination burden on internal teams. It's not just about reducing the number of providers for sponsors and CROs. It's about creating a support model that helps study materials, translation, printing, ancillary supplies, kitting, and logistics stay aligned as studies change.
Ancillary supplies & equipment are getting much more attention across supply teams, and this is changing how clinical studies are planned and executed. At a recent conference, the conversations around ownership, definitions, and the global movement of non-drug materials were louder and more consistent than in past years. Delve into the blog for insights on why ancillaries are moving from background noise to a real point of focus.
In global clinical trials, accurate translation is essential. But accuracy alone does not always make study materials clear or usable in the region where they will be used. Our latest blog explores when translation is enough, when localization is essential, and how both support clearer communication across global trials.