CLINICAL SUPPLY MANAGEMENT ARTICLES
Addressing Reverse Logistics In Clinical Supply Chains: Turning Complexity Into Strategic Advantage
Reverse logistics is reshaping clinical trials by unlocking visibility, reducing waste, and improving forecasting across global supply chains and patient-focused operation
CLINICAL SUPPLY MANAGEMENT RESOURCES
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A U.S.-based clinical research sponsor optimized their supply chain visibility, reduced costs and risks, and improved efficiency by replacing their manual inventory management system.
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Clinical trials are the backbone of pharmaceutical advancements, but they come with their own set of challenges, particularly in data management and supply chain logistics.
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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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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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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 best practices and common pitfalls for sponsors and vendors in RTSM as well as how to optimize your study by leveraging vendor expertise, avoiding delays, and embracing innovation.
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Learn how collaborative efforts from study managers, supply managers, biostatisticians, designers, and clinicians can better protect the blind in clinical trials and prevent accidental unblinding.