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In our June issue:

FEATURED
25th Anniversary: Guest Perspectives
With Applied Clinical Trials marking a milestone year for the publication, several guest contributors reflect on the past, present, and future of clinical trials—and the complexity issues in drug development still to overcome.

PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES

 PALM Reading: Mobile App Lessons
Vincent Miller
Case study evaluates the use of a mobile device tool—leveraging the Prospective Assessment of Lipid Management (PALM) registry—for simplifying clinical trial patient enrollment and data collection.
‘Pre’ Clinical Conversation Strategies
Lauren Walter
Audio and transcript analysis study explores the communicative exchange factors and dialogue triggers between physicians and patients prior to enrollment—to better inform recruitment approaches.
CRO Role Change: The PM Impact
Volker Hack, Denise Sackner
As more strategic outsourcing partnerships emerge, clinical trial demands on CROs have intensified, resulting in the need for next-level competencies for project managers.
Measuring Value of Home Trial Support
Helena Baker, Matimba Swana
Authors examine the economic and patient recruitment and retention benefits of bringing clinical research procedures to the subject's home.
NEWS
Washington Report: Jill Wechsler on the task of FDA and its new commissioner in installing key “Cures” initiatives.

EU Report: Peter O'Donnell spotlights the important dirty work of those in Europe's R&D engine room.

Global Report: Philip Ward looks at the one group of clinical experts likely to lose out the most from EMA relocation.

Q&A: Collaboration around newly launched portal focuses on transparency and layperson understanding of trial results.

Patient Engagement: Survey explores issues related to clinical trials quality and participation from the patients' view.

CLINICAL TRIAL INSIGHTS
The Changing Site Landscape
Ken Getz
How the nascent and fragmented global community of clinical investigators is starting to show signs of scaling and maturing.
CLOSING THOUGHT

Four-mula For Success
Ken Getz
As Applied Clinical Trials celebrates its 25th birthday, longtime contributing author and columnist Ken Getz identifies the four axioms that still drive successful clinical trial operations today.

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BLOGS
How Pfizer Identifies and Tackles Clinical Trial Quality Events
The Missing Puzzle Piece of the Cloud Platform Revolution
SHARE-ing CDISC Standards Through a Cloud-based Metadata Repository
WEBCAST
Shortening Biosimilar Development: A Case Study
Learn about an accelerated and proven approach to biosimilar development—one that integrates early clinical development findings in Phase I to shorten timelines, while maintaining or improving quality and safety.

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