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JUNE 27/2017


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Parexel Sold to Private Equity Firm

Parexel and Pamplona Capital Management have entered into an agreement under which Pamploma will acquire Parexel for $5 billion. The deal is expected to close early in Q4 this year.


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A New Paradigm: Cutting-edge Processes and Analytics in Site and Patient Selection
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Partnership Targets Physician Outreach Observational Studies

Continuum Clinical will use its expertise in observational research with Skipta's social network of specialized online medical communities to form the Center for Observational Research that will connect physicians with opportunities in real-world research.


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Minimal Residual Disease Detection: Key Considerations for Clinical Development in Oncology
Live Webcast: Thursday, June 29 at 11:00am EDT
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CRF Health Launches Updated eConsent

In anticipation of an expected uptick in the number of companies adopting eConsent, CRF Health announced TrialConsent Version 2, which offers a fully embedded design tool.


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Shortening Biosimilar Development: A Case Study Integrating Early Clinical (Phase I) with late phase (Phase III) Biosimilars Development
Live Webinar: Thursday, June 27 at 11:00am EDT
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Latest Business and People News

Read up on the most recent people moves and business recognitions and milestones.


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Coming to terms with Patient Centricity
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The Past, Present and Future of Clinical Trials
Parexel Sold to Private Equity Firm
Latest Business and People News
Taking Stock of Today's Global Site Landscape
RBM—Regulatory Considerations for 21st Century Paperless Trials

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Capturing Continuous Glucose Monitoring Advantages
Live Webinar: Wednesday, June 28 at 11:00am EDT
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Events

Global Risk-Based Monitoring, Barcelona
Transformative Trial Models and Engagement
IRT 2017
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Blog Posts

IRT Bridges Clinical and Supply…and Why It Matters

IRT bridges the gap between clinical and supply, and how interactive response technologies (IRT) can be leveraged to enable innovative trial designs.


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Selecting and Auditing a Technology Vendor for Biopharmaceutical Development
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Articles

The Past, Present and Future of Clinical Trials

In this article, published on the month of Applied Clinical Trials 25th Anniversary, we examine the changes in the industry, with an eye to the near future.


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Emerging Biopharma and Rare Disease: Finding a Needle in a Haystack
Data-driven Patient Recruitment Solutions
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Taking Stock of Today's Global Site Landscape

Ken Getz reports on Tufts CSDD data that shows early signs of a maturing and scaling landscape in North America, along with a slowing of globalization.


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Talking the Patients' Language – the importance of effective, patient-centered engagement
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RBM

Webcast Examines Centralized Monitoring

In this on-demand webcast from QuintilesIMS, the speakers discuss how data truly does transform a company's monitoring efforts, and answer audience questions on RBM and centralized monitoring.


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Achieve Better Outcomes with New RBM Tech Enhancements
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Regulatory Considerations for 21st Century Paperless Trials

It is strongly recommended that a risk-based approach to software validation be assessed for any medical software/app, even those not being used in clinical trials, as there are moral and ethical issues if any software used for medical decision-making does not act as intended.



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