How the Investigational Drug Services (IDS) Pharmacy utilized by your clinical trials team works shouldn’t be a mystery, when it can instead be one of your biggest allies in research. This webinar provides “insider insights” from an IDS pharmacist on facts you should have at hand about IDS services when sponsors are considering your site for studies, or are sending monitors to keep track of ongoing projects.
Site leaders often feel their voices are not heard during the planning and conduct of sponsored clinical trials, while sponsors and contract research organization representatives feel at odds struggling to enhance relationships with those same sites. This webinar focuses on the results of an industry survey conducted by the Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development on site perceptions, preparedness, and experiences with new clinical research execution solutions, and offers lessons learned on how you can improve site sustainability and lead more effective collaborations.
Career success shouldn’t be measured solely by how far one is able to climb the organizational ladder, especially when reaching career goals depends on so much more than mere effort. In an environment where achievement may rely less on “what you know” than on “who you know,” identifying the right individuals to be part of your knowledge bank and support squad can become crucial.
Drug developers are under pressure to expand diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in their clinical trials in order to better test the safety and efficacy of potential treatments on wider populations. This webinar targets professionals across the clinical trial ecosystem with best practices learned about taking collective action to drive DEI-focused improvements in clinical trials. You will learn about building trust within historically underrepresented racial and ethnic minority communities, making clinical trials inclusive by design, and fostering partnership to address DEI-related issues in an integrated and sustainable manner.
Join us for a review of the international harmonized standard for pharmaceuticals used in human clinical studies. Replay expires November 2, 2025.