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FHI Clinical and Oracle bring critical clinical trial capabilities to markets in need

October 12, 2020
Oracle Health Sciences and FHI Clinical Inc. have joined efforts to improve clinical trial efficiency and help get therapies to market faster. FHI Clinical has adopted Oracle Health Sciences Clinical One for randomization, supply management, and data collection; Oracle Argus Safety for safety case management; Oracle CTMS Cloud Service to manage the entire research portfolio; and Oracle ClearTrial Cloud Service to help budget, plan and bid on projects.

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Remdisivir superior to standard care for hospitalized adults with COVID-19: Final ACTT-1 results published in NEJM

October 8, 2020
Final results of the Adaptive COVID-19 Treatment Trial (ACTT)-1 investigating remdesivir for the treatment of COVID-19 in hospitalized adults with evidence of lower respiratory tract involvement have been published in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM). Of the FHI Clinical study team members, Danielle Fisher, Clinical Research Project Manager, and Wendi McDonald, Associate Project Manager, are listed on the manuscript for their contributions to the study.

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Events

Are CROs prepared for ICH E6 (R3)?

September 27, 2021
In this webcast we will explore the intended purpose of ICH regulations; what organizations stand to gain from adopting the updated guidelines; how organizations can improve their operational efficiencies by minimizing duplicate quality-assurance steps; strategies for quick, relatively straightforward adoption of the new guidelines.

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Colors of COVID Town Hall

April 29, 2021
Biomedical researchers, clinical research organizations, people infected and impacted by the pandemic, along with Black barbers and stylists, will come together in a virtual event April 29 at 6 p.m. to provide straight talk about fears, trust issues, and why we need our Black and Brown community to be part of COVID-19 vaccine research.

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