Points of Discussion: Clinical Trials - Academic Clinical Trials and How they Work
About this episode
This episode discusses the foundations of academic clinical research, including study conception, funding, and the roles of various stakeholders.
This episode breaks down the foundations of academic clinical research, from how studies are conceived and funded to how protocols ensure rigor, consistency, and patient safety. Listeners learn about the roles of sponsors, CROs, IRBs, and research teams, as well as the advantages and challenges of conducting trials in academic settings. This independent medical education program is supported by Incyte. Please click here for a complete list of disclosures.
Topics covered
- clinical trials
- academic research
- patient safety
- study protocols
- research teams
- sponsors
- CROs
Sponsors
Incyte
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Pediatric Dermatology Research Alliance, CROs, IRBs
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