One Document, Many Revisions, Different Versions
[box style=”1″ close_btn=”true”] Last week I gave you some timesaving tips for collecting proposed revisions from multiple document reviewers. Hopefully everyone gave you a thoughtful review, used track changes, and turned in their edits on time. Now it is time to consolidate and review every last one of those changes (even sneaky ones that can be…
Consolidating Document Changes from Multiple Reviewers
[box style=”1″ close_btn=”true”] I set out to write a post today about tips for using Track Changes under the document review tab. I’ll table that post for now because, honestly the biggest timesaver on collaborative document review is to set ground rules for the review, establish the review process, and provide sufficient guidance for an adequate review cycle.…
Digital Informed Consent
eConsent Webinar by Quorum I attended a webinar last month about including eConsents (for example on tablets, iphones, or other electronic devices) in the operations of your trial for consenting subjects. It was a case study presented by Quorum Central Institutional Review Board (IRB) and an eConsent provider. Obviously, everything we are sharing with our…
Want to Save Time Managing Email? Three Email Efficiency Tips
[box style=”1″ close_btn=”true”] When it comes to techie tips and time-savers, I’m a junkie. Hopefully there is something new for everyone in this weekly series or at least one special “Ah ha, so that is how you do it” when it for Outlook, Excel, Word, Acrobat, etc. Special thanks to Google, my colleagues, and the…
Nail in the Tire
Just As I was Getting Started Last week when I set out for work I realized there was a nail in my car’s tire. I discovered this first thing Monday morning; what a terrible way to start the week. My car doesn’t actually come with a spare tire so, late to work and unable to…
Cheers – Launch Party a Success!
Dinner is served This week I held a networking event to officially launch the Clinical Operations Toolkit. I co-hosted a complimentary dinner at a restaurant in Burlingame, a lovely city in the San Francisco Bay Area peninsula. Space was limited but the event was open to all blog subscribers, ClinOps Toolkit Facebook followers, Twitter followers,…
A Want or a Need?
What do we spend our money on to conduct a clinical trial? [box style=”2″ close_btn=”true”] Money Matters: This week is payday! Hope you have nice plans for Independence Day in the US, that you enjoyed Canada Day to our friends up North, and Happy Tuesday to everyone else. Today’s topic falls under the theme…
What is the conference call dial-in number?
[box style=”1″ close_btn=”true”] When it comes to techie tips, I’m a junkie. Hopefully there is something new for everyone in this weekly series or at least one special “Ah ha, so that is how you do it” when it for Outlook, Excel, Word, Acrobat, etc. Thanks in advance to Google, my colleagues, and the exasperated…
Are you at DIA? #DIA2013
This weekend, many clinical research folks headed to Boston for the 49th annual Drug Information Association conference. Although I didn’t make it this year, I’d love to hear from you if you attended; especially if you are a Clinical Research Associate. Is the conference valuable for CRAs? Would you like to share some highlights of…
I should have gone to DIA #DIA2013
New Blog series: The Buzz [box style=”4″ close_btn=”true”] “The Buzz“: Breaking News, Industry Trends, and Editorials. Plus, regular updates on what I am reading, listening to, or learning about next. [/box] Each year in my professional development goals I try to identify at least one industry conference to attend, choose job-related books, podcasts, and webinars…
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