Next year is shaping up to be an inflection point in electronic clinical (eClinical) trial technology. As sites, sponsors, contract research organizations, and patients continue to navigate growing protocol complexity and mounting operational pressure, the industry will continue accelerating in 2026 toward solutions that streamline workflows, reduce technological fragmentation, and make research more accessible for the people doing the daily work.
The Association of Clinical Research Professionals (ACRP) is proud to announce its recognition at the 2025 Association Insights CommImpact Awards, presented by OnWrd & UpWrd. ACRP received the Research & […]
Corporate leaders who make “One Size Fits All” their go-to strategy may find that it’s only convenient right up until blowback arising from its application to real-world situations proves otherwise. This holds true for the onboarding experience in clinical research settings—no “one size” approach to it can possibly cover the organizational and individual needs for every incoming member of the clinical trials team.
In response to stakeholder feedback, the Association of Clinical Research Professionals (ACRP) is accelerating its timeline for incorporating the updated ICH Guideline for Good Clinical Practice E6(R3) into all ACRP Certification examinations.
As clinical trials become increasingly complex and decentralized, the role of clinical research coordinators (CRCs) has evolved beyond traditional operational responsibilities. This article explores how CRCs are driving digital transformation in clinical trials, the operational challenges they face, and the essential strategies needed to build a resilient, research-ready workforce for the future.