Introducing The Human Side of Clinical Trials

A new conversation about clinical trial performance starts here.

Hosted by Applied Clinical Trials and sponsored by ArcheMedX, the new podcast series explores a simple but often overlooked reality: every clinical trial depends on human performance.

In the pilot episode, Brian S. McGowan, PhD, FACEHP, chief learning officer and co-founder of ArcheMedX, Inc., introduces the learning, behavioral and cognitive science principles that will shape the conversations ahead, including why knowing does not always translate into doing and why understanding how people learn, decide and perform can reveal important risks long before they surface in trial execution.

We’re grateful to Applied Clinical Trials for providing a platform for this discussion and excited for what’s ahead.

Over the coming episodes, Brian will be joined by an exceptional group of guests spanning clinical research, human performance, behavioral science and cognitive science. Together, they’ll explore the human factors that influence trial quality, operational performance and risk across the study lifecycle.

Listen to the pilot episode and follow the series as these conversations unfold.

You can listen, share, and subscribe to the podcast here:

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Or, you can listen and bookmark on the Applied Clinical Trials website: https://lnkd.in/eYmpQBa5