Today I’m delighted to be involved with the Cambridge Rare Disease Network participating in a working group meeting to help develop their Rare Disease Research Network - which is building an ...
Types of organization that don’t always get much of a mention when it comes to the world of clinical trials are those that invest in biotech and pharma. Without their funding the industry ...
If you ask ten different people within clinical research what the main problems are that are holding the industry back, you may get some consensus, but equally you could receive ten ...
There’s a lot of communication that takes place on LinkedIn among people in the clinical research industry. As is the nature of that platform, much of it is the corporate-style ‘here’s our ...
9 October is John Lennon’s birthday, so today he would have been 83 years old. I’ve often heard people refer to his most famous song - Imagine - as a naive hippy dippy vision of utopia that ...
One thing I’ve done a lot of over the years is take notes. Whether in meetings or at conference sessions, in webinars etc, I've always recorded the information and added my thoughts where ...
When putting together these short videos I’m keeping in mind the principles of clarity and being concise. Taking my cue from Jon Loomer (https://www.jonloomer.com/), who I got the idea from ...
There’s a saying that to a person with a hammer, everything looks like a nail. Which is meant to suggest that if someone has only one particular tool at their disposal, they are likely to ...
Another aspect of collaboration that can deliver better outcomes is to have the various stakeholders in the patient recruitment and retention process working together. I’ve often discussed ...
Collaboration is a concept that is often discussed as being a good thing, but in my experience it’s rarely adopted as an approach for managing patient recruitment projects. Understandably, ...