Patient-driven foundations have been playing an increasingly active and important role in supporting clinical trials as well as the infrastructure to conduct trials in their conditions of interest. They have even begun supporting innovative models that are transforming the clinical trials enterprise, such as master protocols and adaptive trials, and remote trials – which they view as patient-centered as they increase speed, efficiency, and accessibility. What approaches are working to accelerate clinical research, by foundations and others? What tools and resources are available, and how can we partner to be even more effective?
This toolkit contains the session video recordings and relevant resources mentioned during a TRAIN workshop held on November 8, 2021 entitled “Foundations’ Role in Supporting Clinical Trial Innovation” that was collaboratively run by FasterCures and the Clinical Trial Transformation Initiative (CTTI).
Foundations’ Role in Supporting Clinical Trial Innovation Workshop
Tools You Can Use
Related Resources
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The Research Acceleration and Innovation Network Application, FasterCures
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Rare Disease Cures Accelerator- Data and Analytics Platform, Critical Path Institute
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Patient Group Engagement, Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative (CTTI’s comprehensive list of patient group engagement resources and a how-to roadmap for organizations under Recommendations)
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Master Protocol Studies, Clinical Trials transformation Initiative (CTTI’s comprehensive list of master protocol resources)
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The Playbook: Digital Clinical Measures, Dime Society
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Join Transforming Trials 2030, Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative
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FDA Patient Engagement Opportunities, The Food and Drug Administration
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“N-of-1 Science & causal Inference”, Eric J. Daza, DrPH, MPS
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“Qualification opinion on stride velocity 95th centile as a secondary endpoint in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy measured by a valid and suitable wearable device”, European Medicines Agency