CLINICAL SUPPLY MANAGEMENT ARTICLES
Clinical Trial Supply Chains Need To Prepare For A Less Predictable World
Clinical supply chains built for efficiency alone can become fragile when conditions change. Building resilience means knowing where flexibility matters before disruption hits.
CLINICAL SUPPLY MANAGEMENT RESOURCES
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This white paper represents a compilation of industry best practices for designing, implementing and leveraging randomization and trial supply management (RTSM) software in clinical trials.
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Since the FDA is now encouraging creativity in trial designs, it is important for all stakeholders to adapt processes to follow the science and ultimately bring medicines to patients, faster. This white paper addresses the complexities that come with these trial designs, and how randomization and trial supply management (RTSM) solutions are critical to run flexible, robust, and quality-driven trials.
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Gain insight into the changing comparator sourcing landscape, focusing specifically on the instrumental role the Bolar exemption plays in the shift away from dependence on innovators for clinical supplies.
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Perhaps more than any other industry, pharma and biotech have undergone radical change over the past year, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. From supply chain security and capacity to clinical trial operations and site auditing, almost every aspect has been affected. Experts explore how these trends are shaping the industry and offer an outlook.
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RTSM/IRT systems are essential to modern clinical trials. This guide explores how to implement and optimize them to boost efficiency, streamline operations, uphold study integrity, and ensure compliance.
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How to incorporate flexibility in planning to overcome potential challenges, the value of having a contingency plan, and how a risk-based approach can determine where a contingency plan is needed.
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The pharmaceutical industry is full of acronyms. Gain insight into the evolution of the acronyms, the technology and the terminology, specifically for RTSM (Randomization and Trial Supply Management).