QCast Episode 41: What are SAD MAD Studies?
In this episode, Jullia and Tom explore SAD and MAD studies and why they play such a central role in early clinical development.
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QCast Episode 40: Functional Service Provision (FSP)
In this episode, Jullia and Tom explore functional service provision and why it remains such a widely used outsourcing model in clinical development.
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QCast Episode 39: Automation in Clinical Trials
In this episode, Jullia and Tom explore automation in clinical trials and why it matters for modern study delivery and reducing manual burden.
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QCast Episode 38: Observational Studies in Clinical Trials
In this episode, Jullia and Tom explore observational studies and why they remain an important part of evidence generation in modern drug development.
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QCast Episode 37: Phase 2b in Clinical Trials
In this episode, Jullia and Tom explore phase 2b in clinical trials and why this stage plays such a decisive role in moving a programme towards phase 3.
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QCast Episode 36: ACR Response in Rheumatoid Arthritis Clinical Trials
In this episode, Jullia and Tom unpack ACR response criteria in rheumatoid arthritis trials and why these endpoints are more operationally demanding than they look on paper.
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QCast Episode 35: Regulatory Submissions in Clinical Trials
In this episode, Jullia and Tom explore regulatory submissions and why submission discipline protects timelines before any scientific review begins.
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QCast Episode 34: Therapeutic Areas in Clinical Research
In this episode, Jullia and Tom explore therapeutic areas in clinical research, why they matter beyond a clinical label, and how they shape trial design and delivery.
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QCast Episode 33: eCRF Design in Clinical Trials
In this episode, Jullia and Tom break down eCRF design in clinical trials and its impact on data quality, site workload, and downstream analysis.
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QCast Episode 32: Risk-Based Quality Management in CDM
In this episode, Jullia and Tom unpack risk-based quality management and why it’s central to protecting participant safety and reliable trial results.
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