CLINICAL SUPPLY MANAGEMENT RESOURCES

• Master Protocol Studies: Technology Considerations For The 'Never Ending' Clinical Trial

  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.

• Supply Chain Logistics Experts Share Best Practices

  Access the transcript from a recent Clinical Leader Live webinar where supply chain optimization experts shared best practices for streamlining shipments, reducing waste, and enhancing accountability.

• Master Protocols: Implementing Effective Treatment Adaptations

  From balancing treatment ratios and managing eligibility to accommodating site-specific readiness and protocol amendments, a well-designed IRT system enables seamless transitions with minimal disruption.

• The Ultimate Guide: Scenario Planning Clinical Supply Decisions

  Explore how scenario planning enables you to find the best strategy while balancing risks and costs and gives you the ability to arm your internal stakeholders with impact assessment data based on plausible scenarios.

• Direct-To-Patient Supply: Industry Perception And Future Trends

  To better understand sponsors’ perspectives on DTP distribution of clinical supplies, 234 individuals involved in clinical supply and operations were recently surveyed. Click to get the results!

• Inside A Gene Therapy Facility, Commercialization & Industrialization Project

  An inside look at a clinical-stage company focused on bringing its gene therapy from the lab into a clinical setting for patients and families devastated by rare neurological genetic diseases. 

• Winning The Race To FPI With Early Randomization And Trial Supply Management

  Learn why the ability to get investigational products to sites, and appropriately store them, is not a given – and this oversight can have serious consequences.