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Episode 65: Clinical Trial Trends Shaping Modern Drug Development

Episode 65: Clinical Trial Trends Shaping Modern Drug Development

Episode 65 Published 3 weeks ago
Description

Clinical trial trends matter most when they affect how studies are designed, delivered, and overseen. In this QCast episode, co-hosts Jullia and Tom discuss how decentralised models, AI, real-world evidence, adaptive designs, RBQM, outsourcing, and digital trial systems are changing practical decisions for sponsors and CROs.

Key Takeaways

  • New trial models can reduce participant burden, but they may add validation, oversight, and data-quality requirements elsewhere.
  • AI and automation work best in clearly defined use cases with human review, documented controls, and clear accountability.
  • Trial design, site readiness, outsourcing, and digital data flows all need to be assessed against the study question, patient population, and operational risk.


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