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Why should pharma companies strive for more sustainable clinical trials? And how can digitalizing drug forecasting reduce waste in the supply chain? J&J Innovative Medicine's Kristel Rens explains.
CLINICAL SUPPLY MANAGEMENT RESOURCES
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Flexible solutions, like demand-led supply and direct-to-patient distribution, are helping sponsors address the growing list of challenges presented by today’s increasingly complex studies.
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This white paper provides a comprehensive overview of the current supply planning landscape, identifies gaps inhibiting supply professionals from optimizing their supply chain, and delves into solutions for driving efficiencies from a people, process and technology perspective.
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Learn how the CRO ClinChoice and the sponsor 89Bio were conducting a phase II, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study that needed to pivot to a decentralized protocol during the pandemic or face trial disruption.
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Analyze the benefits and challenges of implementing direct-to-patient services in the clinical supply chain to help meet patient requirements, improve supply chain efficiency, and accelerate speed to market.
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DtP trials are a win-win for patients and sponsors. The purpose of this white paper is to provide in-depth information on the various DtP approaches while offering insight into best practices when incorporating DtP into the protocol.
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When selecting a supply chain partner, due diligence is critical. This article highlights questions you should be asking to ensure you are selecting the right supply chain partner for your clinical trial needs.
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Discover what happened when the Fountayn Platform, including RTSM, was used to support a client’s two-year, Phase III study seeking a cure for multiple sclerosis.