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Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast

Brad Hightower
Clinical Trials
Patient Recruitment
Clinical Research
Cros
AMRC
Pharmaceutical Industry
Association Of Multisite Research Corporations
Patient Engagement
Decentralized Clinical Trials
Proofpilot
AI In Clinical Trials
Lindus Health
Biotech
Patient Experience
DM Clinical Research
Diversity and Inclusion
Vendor Relationships
Clinical Trial Fraud
Networking Opportunities
Operational Efficiency

Note to File is a podcast for clinical research sites - interviews, best practices, and candid commentary from Brad Hightower, founder of Hightower Clinical and clinical research professional.

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In this episode, we dig into three big themes shaping the future of clinical research:

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Recent Guests

Christopher Brightfly
Guest referenced in closing shout-out
IRO/industry figure
Episode: Tarantulas, Raccoons & $3.5B Drug Plants
Dr. Brad Hall
Founder of Senge, a clinical research organization specializing in investigator-initiated trials in eye care.
Senge
Episode: Investigator-Initiated Trials in Eye Care with Dr Brad Hall
Dr. Les Enterline
Physician Assistant with experience in medical and surgical hematology and oncology
Thermo Fisher
Episode: Dr. Les Enterline on CRO Partnerships, FSP Models, and Industry Innovation
Susannah Fox
Internet Geologist and advocate for patient-led research
Episode: Patient-Led Revolution: Susannah Fox on Rare Disease, Peer Networks & Rethinking Clinical Trials
Susanna Huff
Author of Rebel Health
Episode: 50k, Fake "Landmarks," R&D Cuts & Can You Teach Common Sense?
Steve Wimmer
Clinical research professional passionate about patient recruitment
Episode: AI, Ads & Awkward Phone Calls with Steve Wimmer
Del Smith
Founder of Acclinate and former business professor
Acclinate
Episode: Del Smith, Acclinate, on Representation & the Future of Clinical Research
Walt Bogdanich
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist specializing in medical issues
The New York Times
Episode: Walt Bogdanich, New York Times, Exposes Private Equity's Influence on IRBs
Doug Bain
Former Chief Technology Officer of a CRO and technology consultant in clinical research
clinflo.com
Episode: Passwords on Sticky Notes, Silos & Why EDC Still Sucks with Doug Bain

Hosts

Brad Hightower
Host of Note to File featuring candid commentary and expert insights on clinical research trends and challenges.
Denali
Co-host contributing to discussions on clinical research with a focus on humor and real-world applications.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 42 ratings
  • Eavesdropping on Coworkers in a Remote World

    I am a HUGE fan of this podcast. A great mix of humor, humility, without the hubris that infects many other podcasts. The tone, content, and cadence made it seem like I was hanging around the coffee pot too long to eavesdrop on coworkers.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Paju0101
    United States3 months ago
  • Tells it like it is

    I am a huge fan of Brad’s perspective on Clinical Research and life in the trench’s of getting the job done to help get get new medicines to market. Brad’s approach to podcasting is very refreshing and something our industry does not have. It’s nice to have a resource to goto in the clinical trials industry. Love Brad’s content and the guests he has on are fantastic!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Joedustin
    United States4 years ago
  • Brads daughter

    It is a great platform to learn about clinical research even for kids like me. Please give a five star review.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    brads daughter
    United States4 years ago
  • Great discussions!

    Thank you for this latest episode on recruitment. I especially appreciated the discussion about educating the public on the importance of clinical trials. Overall, I like listening to this podcast for the honest & necessary discussions. Keep them coming!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    atp3d
    United States4 years ago
  • Note to file is a must listen!

    Thank you for making this podcast, I love it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    🛹🍗🥩🏀
    United States4 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the combination of humor and professionalism, making complex clinical topics approachable and engaging.
Contributors express gratitude for the education provided through the episodes, reaching both seasoned professionals and newcomers in the industry.
The podcast is highly praised for its insightful discussions and the quality of guests, emphasizing real-world relevance in the clinical research field.

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#97
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#108
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Apple Podcasts
#167
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Patient-Led Revolution: Susannah Fox on Rare Disease, Peer Networks & Rethinking Clinical Trials
Q: Are we seeing engagement with patients in clinical trials more widely?
There is more awareness and need for patient involvement in clinical research.
Patient-Led Revolution: Susannah Fox on Rare Disease, Peer Networks & Rethinking Clinical Trials
Q: Is there a bridge between Rebel Health and clinical trials?
Yes, we can bring ideas from patient experiences into clinical trial design.
Patient-Led Revolution: Susannah Fox on Rare Disease, Peer Networks & Rethinking Clinical Trials
Q: How did you get plugged into ING?
It was because of Rare Disease Day, where I connected with Lindsay from Ron is Fun Lab and got invited to speak.
50k, Fake "Landmarks," R&D Cuts & Can You Teach Common Sense?
Q: Can that level of common sense, critical thinking and problem solving be taught?
It's debated whether these skills can be taught; while tools can help improve outcomes, some may inherently lack these abilities.
AI, Ads & Awkward Phone Calls with Steve Wimmer
Q: Is the problem finding patients or the site's capacity to onboard them?
The bigger problem is usually the site's ability to onboard and engage with patients effectively, not just finding them.

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Focusing on the clinical research industry, this podcast offers insightful interviews and discussions around best practices, news, and candid commentary relevant to clinical research professionals. Topics frequently explored include the complexities of clinical trials, the role of technology and AI in patient recruitment, the challenges posed by regulations, and the importance of diversity and transparency in research processes. The hosts navigate both light-hearted conversations and serious reflections, making it a valuable resource for anyone working within or interested in clinical research.

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