ACRP Analytics is a new joint initiative between ACRP and CRO Analytics designed to assist ACRP Members and their employers in understanding and employing rigorous service quality measurement to reduce the costs and timelines of clinical trials.
As part of the initiative, ACRP Alliance Partner organizations will have access to CRO Analytics’ clinical trial performance analytics platform Performer™ at a discounted rate, with additional incentives available to site networks.
Despite billions in e-clinical investments and “centricity” initiatives, inability to meet trial deadlines and budgets continues to challenge the industry. Actionable data from rigorous service quality measurement is an underutilized tool that can be an important part of reversing this decades-long problem. This free Webinar series will help you understand performance analytics and how to put them into action to improve clinical trial quality.
Registration is opening soon for the following FREE Webinars in this series, including:
Recordings are available now for the following Webinars in this series:
This free white paper presents the findings of groundbreaking research by ACRP and CRO Analytics.
This collaboration was the first effort to identify through predicting modeling what investigative sites believe is critical to the success of their efforts and how well their research partners are addressing those needs.
A compelling case for utilizing service quality-based performance analytics to improve clinical trial performance is made in a recent article in Clinical Leader (Why Is Study Start-Up Still So Inefficient) highlighting the findings of the latest study out of the Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development. As commented on here by Peter Malamis, CEO of CRO Analytics, there are two primary reasons for the strength of the case being made.
Clinical research site staff report communication, protocols, and monitors as the three most critical aspects of successful relationships with their CRO and sponsor research partners, according to new data from a collaborative research study by ACRP and CRO Analytics. In a survey of nearly 300 clinical research sites, the majority of respondents listed these three aspects of clinical trials as most critical to fostering positive relationships between sites, sponsors, and CROs.
If you want to know more about ACRP Analytics, the Performer platform, and how you can use service quality measurement to reduce the costs and timelines of your clinical trials, send us an email.
