Clinical Research News Contributed Commentary | From predicting which participants are at risk of nonadherence at the start of the clinical trial to notifying site managers when a participant missed a dose, digital technology like artificial intelligence can help avoid multi-$100 million mishaps by ensuring participants are complying to clinical trial protocols—ultimately reducing clinical trial deception, misleading data and associated costs, while also improving outcomes.

Clinical Research News Contributed Commentary | Artificial intelligence has been made possible by the increase in accessible, large-scale computing power which, in turn, has brought machine learning to realization in clinical trials and research.

Clinical Research News | Clinical Research News announces the winners of the European Innovations Awards at the Summit for Clinical Ops Executives-Europe. DNAnexus, Guys and St Thomas' NHS trust (GSTT), and Tata Consultancy Services were recognized.

Clinical Research News | Koen Kas, founder and CEO of Healthskouts, challenges the audience of the second annual Summit for Clinical Ops Executives, Europe not to just serve patients and treat disease, but to seek health outcomes and promote delight.

Clinical Research News Contributed Commentary | Not so long ago, clinical data analysis was confined to two main activities: checking data entry at the individual trial sites and programming systematic checks against the collected data. These tasks remain important, but advances in electronic data capture, integration, analytics, and visualization have introduced new ways to monitor the conduct of the trial in more holistic and insightful ways.

Clinical Research News Contributed Commentary | Though academic medical centers (AMCs) may differ widely, they generally share the same tripartite mission: research, medical education, and patient care. Yet, increasingly, complex clinical research systems and processes present common challenges to all of these prestigious institutions, regardless of their differences, that can weigh heavily on research staff.