Blog30 September 2024 Waiver of Consent vs Waiver of Written Consent One is very common, the other is rarely granted. Learn the key differences between waiver of consent & waiver of written consent for clinical trials Learn more
Blog14 August 2023 Preparing Your eConsent Study for IRB Approval In this blog we cover how eConsent benefits trials and aligns with IRB ethical commitments, how to prepare your IRB submission for approval, and the future impact of large language models on the informed consent process. Learn more
Blog9 September 2022 5 steps for patient engagement and better outcomes in decentralized clinical trials For successful decentralized clinical trials, researchers must encourage patient engagement. Learn 5 steps that modern companies are taking for better outcomes. Learn more
Blog5 July 2022 Electronic Case Report Forms (eCRFs) in Clinical Trials: Shifting to a Modern Research Paradigm Castor is shifting the research paradigm for eCRF in clinical trials, transitioning from old, inefficient processes to a comprehensive CDMS & DCT platform. Learn more
Blog21 June 2022 How to use Python to move RWD into Castor’s Clinical Data Platform This white paper from Castor explores the importance of choosing an EDC with an API before starting a clinical trial. Learn more
Blog18 April 2022 Choosing an EDC with a Robust API for Digital Therapeutics Clinical Trials This white paper from Castor explores the importance of choosing an EDC with an API before starting a clinical trial. Learn more
Blog25 March 2022 Clinical Research in 2035: What can we expect? Leaders from Castor discuss what changes we can expect in clinical research, technology, and data through the lens of three key pillars Learn more
Blog8 March 2022 The future of rare disease research Each rare disease research breakthrough offers the promise of a longer, better life for patients who otherwise may… Learn more
Blog19 November 2021 How to Incorporate Remote Technology in Your Next Medical Device Trial Researchers are looking to incorporate remote technologies into medical device trials for a wide range of device classifications. This article explores current regulations for various classes of medical devices and how this will impact the need for participants to visit research sites throughout the trial. Learn more
Blog6 October 2021 How Decentralized Trials Can Support Meaningful Diversity The Castor team is thrilled to see an increasing emphasis on diversity of race, gender, and even geography amongst clinical trial participants. Critically, experts call for not just increased diversity on a statistical basis, but that the studied population is representative of the distribution of the disease. Learn more