Rethinking the Decentralized Approach to Clinical Trials with Alina Gologan, Associate Clinical Research Manager at Nobel Biocare
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Rethinking the Decentralized Approach to Clinical Trials with Alina Gologan, Associate Clinical Research Manager at Nobel Biocare
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In this episode of theSpark, Kristin Stallcup had the opportunity to chat with Alina Gologan, Associate Clinical Research Manager at Nobel Biocare, as she talks about the many advancements made in the clinical trials space, but raising public awareness and bringing patients closer remains to be an area for opportunity.
Covered in this Episode:
- Effective communication and information dissemination in the clinical trial space and what can be done to take it to the next level
- The decentralized approach in conducting a clinical trial, gathering quality data and incorporating technology that impacts that
- Reducing redundant work and tasks, while guaranteeing complete data quality and being aware of risk mitigation techniques
- Patient possibility: choosing between a decentralized approach and a conventional arm
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