ACRP is taking steps to help our members attract people who are “on the outside looking in”: reducing and removing barriers to entry-level employment and cheerleading for wider acknowledgment of clinical research as a true profession.
As the majority of cancers do not have known screening markers, new research is needed to be sure potential biomarkers are predictive of disease, reduce mortality, do not lead to unnecessary procedures or needless worry, and are cost-effective.
Featured here are insights from women in clinical research who have used creativity and ingenuity to forge passageways to success.
Among other advantages, electronic laboratory notebooks, when used in clinical research labs, can allow for increased efficiency in recording experimental results, help maintain data provenance, and provide greater reproducibility.
A look at how certain organizations are tackling some of the thorniest “monster in the closet” challenges keeping their leaders, staff, and stakeholders up at night.