Clinical Trial Management

Clinical trials are changing. Through new processes, improved guidance, and a growing trend for the inclusion of underrepresented demographics and cultures, these changes are making waves across the industry and are facilitating the development of more effective vaccines, safer treatments, and new, innovative therapies that are transforming people’s lives and contributing towards improved life expectancies.

However at Sabbath Blizzard we understand that these changes to operational processes haven’t fully eradicated issues within the industry; they’ve simply created a new set of challenges that research teams need to tackle. Challenges such as finding teams with knowledge of local legislation, identifying suitable sites in unfamiliar territory, and monitoring findings and results not just on a national scale, but on a global scale.

At a time when clinical research is becoming increasingly complex, teams are beginning to realise the stark realities of running their own trials. Trials are taking longer to complete than originally anticipated, workloads are increasing, and it’s been reported that almost 50% of R&D budgets are now being spent on clinical trials alone. There is an urgent need to address these problems now to ensure success in the future.