Topic: Clinical Study Protocol

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How well-written clinical study protocols get drugs to patients faster
In the world of drug development and approval, time is of the essence. But beginning the process with a poorly written protocol will only impede teams before a study has even begun. Julia Forjanic Klapproth, co-founder of Trilogy Writing & Consulting, describes how a well-written protocol will help patients receive their treatments sooner rather than later.
Author: Julia Forjanic Klapproth
Journal: Clinical Trials Insight
Date: July 2023
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Episode 18: Clinical Study Protocol Development from a Writer's Perspective
Join Julia and Jonathan for the 2nd part of a discussion dedicated to the development of Clinical Study Protocols as they delve into the intricacies of writing these crucial documents....
The Importance of Getting Clinical Study Protocols Right
Episode 14: The Importance of Getting Clinical Protocols Right
In this episode, Julia and Jonathan cover how making people aware of the many new and updated regulations (such as the ICH E8(R1) and the draft ICH M11 guideline) will...
Clinical Study Protocols
Clinical Study Protocols: The Pillars of Clinical Development
Welcome to the 2023 Medical Writing Supplement developed as a collaboration between Samedant Ltd and Trilogy Writing & Consulting and published as part of the Winter edition of International Clinical...
Journal: Medical Writing Supplement of International Clinical Trials, ICT
Date: February 2023
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Reaping the Benefits from Improved Clinical Study Protocols
Clinical study protocols are important cornerstones on the journey of collecting the clinical data needed to elucidate the benefit-risk profile of medical treatments/devices. Not only do they lay down the plan for the study at hand, they serve as a repository of knowledge for the strategic intentions and will be used for multiple down-stream activities. They are the basis for trial registration, provide guidance to those running the study, and will be used by participants, ethics committees/institutional review boards, funders, regulators, journal editors, and systematic reviewers to appraise the study.
Author: Julia Forjanic Klapproth
Journal: H1 Virtual Events: Review and Summary Handbook
Date: June 2021
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The reproducibility crisis in preclinical research - lessons to learn from clinical research
In recent years, the robustness and reproducibility of preclinical data have been a topic for discussion. Quality standards and good practices are often not well defined for different in vitro...
Author: Laia Pedro-Roig
Journal: Medical Writing Volume 26, Number 4
Date: December 2017
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Streamlining Clinical Study Protocols and Reports
Recent pharma initiatives have been established to help ensure that clinical study protocols and reports are always presented in a similar way, making for easier assimilation and assessment. This article...
Author: Julia Forjanic Klapproth and Sam Hamilton
Journal: Special Edition of International Clinical Trials, ICT
Date: February 2017
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Words of Wisdom: writing Protocols
The ABCs of writing effective Clinical Study Protocols
Author: Julia Forjanic Klapproth
Journal: International Clinical Trials, ICT
Date: August 2013