학술논문
Trial management: we need a cadre of high-class triallists to deliver the answers that patients need
Document Type
Report
Author
Source
Trials. June 13, 2019, Vol. 20 Issue 1
Subject
Language
English
ISSN
1745-6215
Abstract
Author(s): Danielle Beaumont[sup.1] , Monica Arribas[sup.1] , Lauren Frimley[sup.1] , Eni Balogun[sup.1] , Ian Roberts[sup.1] and Haleema Shakur-Still[sup.1] Background Large randomised trials are used to identify modest but worthwhile treatment [...]
Expert trial managers with the training and experience to overcome operational challenges are often the difference between the success and failure of a clinical trial. Considerable importance is given to the beginning and the end of the clinical trial process, with those responsible for writing a protocol, obtaining funding and analysing the data all being rewarded when the results are published. Yet, trial managers are often overlooked in terms of recognition, value and status. This article highlights some of the key barriers to achieving this and makes suggestions on how they can be addressed within clinical trials units registered with the UK Clinical Research Collaboration. Keywords: Trial management, Professionalisation, Clinical trials
Expert trial managers with the training and experience to overcome operational challenges are often the difference between the success and failure of a clinical trial. Considerable importance is given to the beginning and the end of the clinical trial process, with those responsible for writing a protocol, obtaining funding and analysing the data all being rewarded when the results are published. Yet, trial managers are often overlooked in terms of recognition, value and status. This article highlights some of the key barriers to achieving this and makes suggestions on how they can be addressed within clinical trials units registered with the UK Clinical Research Collaboration. Keywords: Trial management, Professionalisation, Clinical trials