A lack of clinical research coordinator (CRC) job title consistency “blurs” the equation on both sides of the interview and hiring process, says Molly Downhour, MHA, BSN, NEA-BC, OCN, CCRC, a strategy executive with Medix Clinical Research. In today’s clinical trial landscape, “sites are often left to themselves” to interpret various job titles without much […]
There’s an important difference between training and learning. The former can sometimes devolve to checking a box. At its best, the latter can be a transformative experience that improves personal and professional performance. Casting an eye in the direction of learning, the Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative (CTTI) is working to move the clinical trial […]
Preparation for a potential regulatory inspection should occur before, during, and after a clinical trial is conducted, says Doreen M. Kezer, MSN, senior policy analyst with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Rather than wait until after the sponsor has been informed an inspection is on the way, “investigators and study staff should be […]
ACRP Executive Director Jim Kremidas recently joined the Through the Noise podcast to discuss how variance is the enemy of quality in clinical research and the work ACRP is doing to make the profession operate more smoothly with predictable and measurable standards. Learn More Source: Through the Noise
