Mastering Clinical Operations in AsiaPacific

Clinical operations in the Asia Pacific are rapidly evolving, driven by increasing regulatory harmonization, diverse patient populations across all therapeutic indications, and the adoption of innovative technologies such as decentralized clinical trial platforms, real-time data capture and analysis tools, and AI-powered site selection systems, making the region a strategic hub for current and upcoming global […]

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BA/BE Studies in 2025

BA/BE studies 2025 are essential for global generic drug submissions. As the number of submissions continues to increase, countries are actively enhancing their capabilities to keep pace. India has positioned itself as a preferred destination, supported by its technical expertise, growing infrastructure, and regulatory alignment. BA/BE studies are cornerstones in developing and approving generic medicines, […]

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Beyond the Feasibility Questionnaire

In clinical trials, traditional feasibility is often assessed through a feasibility questionnaire means figuring out if a planned study can run, whether it’s practically possible, ethically sound, and likely to work at the specific site or within the region where it’s proposed. Beyond the feasibility questionnaire, determining if a clinical trial will work is extremely […]

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DCGI Approval India

The Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) heads the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO), overseeing DCGI approval in India, regulation, and quality standards of drugs and clinical trials. As the national regulatory authority, DCGI ensures patient safety and compliance with the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940. DCGI in the Indian pharmaceutical and medical device […]

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AI in EDC

AI in Electronic Data Capture (EDC) in clinical trials is reshaping how research teams collect, manage, and interpret study data. At its core, EDC is a software system designed to replace paper case report forms (CRFs) by enabling structured, digital data collection for clinical research. It allows investigators and site staff to enter, verify, and […]

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Essential Clinical Trial Tools & Systems for Smarter, Faster Studies

Essential clinical trial tools and systems, such as CTMS (Clinical Trial Management System), eTMF (electronic Trial Master File), eConsent, and eCOA (electronic Clinical Outcome Assessment), form the digital backbone of modern research operations. These platforms simplify study planning, documentation, patient engagement, and data collection. They ensure trials are more efficient, compliant, and focused on patients. […]

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BA/BE Study Requirements for FDA Approval

For anyone seeking generic drug approval in the USA, a Bioavailability and Bioequivalence (BA/BE) study is often a critical step. These studies show the FDA that your product works just like the approved brand-name version, meeting strict guidelines for safety and effectiveness. Choosing the right global location for your trial, managing costs, and ensuring the […]

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Clinical Operations In North America: Innovation Vs. Oversight

Clinical operations in North America are changing quickly. New technology and capabilities are appearing with more regulatory oversight, balancing these opposing forces, and clinical operations are experiencing further innovation and transformations. In this article, we examine the full spectrum of clinical operations, highlighting strategic innovations and robust oversight practices that have been adopted across North […]

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Engaging investigators early

Engaging Investigators early and proactively participating in a clinical trial in the preliminary planning and feasibility phases of a study. This method aids in ensuring site readiness, protocol viability, and alignment with actual clinical workflows. Sponsors and CROs can improve trial efficiency, compliance, and data quality by implementing investigator insights early on. This allows them […]

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Why Early Site Engagement Matters

Early site engagement plays a critical role in the success of clinical trials, especially during the planning and protocol development stages. By involving sites early, sponsors and CROs can gain valuable insights into the standard of care (SOC) across different regions, assess the appropriateness of comparator arms, and better understand site interest and capacity to […]

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