Adaptive Clinical Trials: 6 Traits to Look for in a Vendor Adaptive is a word that has graced the life science industry for decades. By definition adaptive is showing or having a capacity for or tendency toward adaptation. Advancement of science through clinical trials is…
DIA Annual Meeting 2014: A Review In the world of drug development, speed is a critical factor. Reducing development timelines can swing tens of millions of dollars from the cost to revenue column – or even more importantly – away from a competitor’s coffers. The…
DIA Annual Meeting: A Preview Team Imperial invites 2014 DIA attendees to get in the driver’s seat … literally … at the Imperial FSP Grand Prix in the race to win up to $3,000 toward a dream vacation. But beyond a shot at the grand prize,…
5 Secrets to Communicating with Clarity As a writer, I love words for their ability to inform, inspire, illustrate, and evoke emotions. Yet few things irk me more than verbosity, whether written or spoken. How many times have you sought usable information from a presentation, article…
An interview with Melynda Geurts, VP of Operations at DAC “Slow down! Take it easy. Don’t bolt your food.” How often have you heard phrases like these? In the fast-pasted world of clinical trials, the “slow down” philosophy can be applied and achieve positive results…