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Interview: The People-First Approach to Success in Clinical Trials

We recently spoke with Carl Cook, Vice President of Clinical Operations at Black Diamond Therapeutics, a biotech focused on the discovery and development of precision medicines for cancer. The company is based in Cambridge, MA. We wanted to share these excerpts from the conversation: ArcheMedX: What are the biggest and/or most common

Posted on 8 Jun 2020
By Kelly Ritch
In Clinical Research Blog, Interviews

How to Be Sure Your Team Understands Important Updates to your Clinical Trial

Your protocol has been amended. There’s been a key finding that requires a change in procedure. Maybe there’s a new working practice document. Whatever the specifics, vital information has been dispersed to the team and all individuals have acknowledged that they have read it. But how confident are you that everyone who needs to understand the

Posted on 27 May 2020
By Kelly Ritch
In Clinical Research Blog

Today’s New Reality in Clinical Trial Readiness

We’ve talked about clinical trial readiness repeatedly in this space. Probably we all, as an industry, have a good sense of what that means — or what it used to mean. The definition has acquired a whole new dimension in recent days. For example, this post was originally planned to be about a theoretical subset of sites

Posted on 7 Apr 2020
By Kelly Ritch
In Clinical Research Blog

ABSTRACT: The Teamwork Mini-Clinical Evaluation Exercise (T-MEX): A Workplace-Based Assessment Focusing on Collaborative Competencies in Health Care

Purpose: Teamwork is an important and challenging area of learning during the transition from medical graduate to intern. This preliminary investigation examined the psychometric and logistic properties of the Teamwork Mini-Clinical Evaluation Exercise (T-MEX) for the workplace-based assessment of key competencies in working with health care teams. Method: The authors designed

Posted on 8 Feb 2014
By Brian S McGowan, PhD
In Abstract, Learning Models & Theory, Resources

ABSTRACT: A picture tells 1000 words: learning teamwork in primary care.

Abstract Background: Teamwork and patient centredness are frequently articulated concepts in medical education, but are not always explicit in the curriculum. In Ireland, recent government policy emphasises the importance of a primary care team approach to health care. We report on an appraisal of a newly introduced community-based student attachment, which

Posted on 18 Mar 2013
By Brian S McGowan, PhD
In Informatics & Analysis, Learning Models & Theory, Medical Education, Resources

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Interview: The People-First Approach to Success in Clinical Trials

How to Be Sure Your Team Understands Important Updates to your Clinical Trial

Today’s New Reality in Clinical Trial Readiness

ABSTRACT: The Teamwork Mini-Clinical Evaluation Exercise (T-MEX): A Workplace-Based Assessment Focusing on Collaborative Competencies in Health Care

ABSTRACT: A picture tells 1000 words: learning teamwork in primary care.

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