"Research in Action" explores the dynamic world of life sciences, covering drug discovery, clinical trials, therapeutic development, and the pivotal role of real-world data and technology in connecting clinical research with patient care. Hear insightful conversations with scientists, clinicians, and leaders from pharma, biotech, and health.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyTech NewsNews |
What are the best ways to set up public, private, and academic clinical research partnerships? How do we get these public-private partnerships (PPP) to work most effectively? And who should be in charge of what in multistakeholder research collaborat... more
How can patients and their families become more integral in the clinical research process? How can patient-led research become more accepted in the scientific community? How are inspiring groups forging new, collaborative paths for science and medici... more
How can an extensive collection of real-world data help find more diverse and better participants for clinical trials? How do we create a continuously learning ecosystem that helps bridge the gap between clinical research and clinical care? And what ... more
Research reveals that 95% of patients do not participate in clinical trials. How do we find better ways to connect willing and qualified participants to clinical trials? How do we ensure diversity in participant populations? And how can we make acces... more
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A great show that talks to life science researchers about the work they're doing, how technology plays a part in that work, and the exciting advancements we can look forward to in the future.
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