Information Sharing & Harmonization
- Since the release of our new global technology platform, DataCelerate, we’ve received a positive response from the industry. Here are some of the top media highlights:
- “R&D Data Sharing: Where We Are & Where We Need to Go,” by Virginia Nido, Global Head, Industry Collaborations at Roche
- “New Data Sharing Platform—DataCelerate—Aims to Improve Clinical Development,” featuring Mike Graziano, Vice-President, Drug Safety Evaluation at Bristol-Myers Squibb
- “How TransCelerate’s Clinical Data Sharing Platforms Are Improving Clinical Development,” featuring several TransCelerate and Member Company executives
Improve the Patient & Site Experience
- The Investigator Registry Initiative recently launched the Data Query System (DQS) 2.2, which builds upon existing functionality to support sponsors with evidence-based country/investigator identification and more accurate timeline planning based on robust study metrics. DQS also benefits consenting investigators, as their professional experience and qualifications are visible to 13 participating Sponsors to enable site selection for clinical trial opportunities.
- The Shared Investigator Platform (SIP) announced Release 3.0, introducing new capabilities within the SIP. The latest release significantly enhances the platform, allowing users to migrate all ongoing studies on to the SIP platform, giving companies the ability to manage their full portfolio of studies. Release 3.0 also expanded the Invitation and Registration workflows to allow for mass onboarding, a critical enabler of scale for the SIP. In addition to these deliverables, the platform continues to see great momentum in implementation:
- 11,200+ registered site users across 78 countries
- 145 active studies
- 2200+ mutual recognition GCP certificate approvals
- 340+ feasibility surveys executed
Enhance Sponsor Efficiencies & Drug Safety
Facilitate the advancement of innovative healthcare and clinical research through improved technologies, advanced data collection systems and simplified processes.
- The Interpretation of Guidances & Regulations Initiative published a Letter to the Editor in Clinical Trials, titled, “Global pharmacovigilance regulations: Call for re-harmonization.” The piece poses a call to action for regulatory authorities to work with sponsors to identify potential ways to re-harmonize global pharmacovigilance processes and requirements.
- A new study from the Value of Safety Information Data Sources Initiative on the impact of patient support programs (PSPs) on overall pharmacovigilance operations piqued the European Medicines Agency’s (EMA) interest at the agency’s 14th industry stakeholder platform meeting. Read more about the study results and what they may mean for the pharmaceutical industry in this article.