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09.12.22 -- Janssen's 3 Strategies For Improving Clinical Trials In Neuroscience
By Fiona Elwood, Ph.D., Janssen Research & Development, LLC Many of the critical challenges that clinical trials face involve recruitment obstacles, underscoring the need for researchers to modernize their approach to clinical trial design and patient identification. This article shares the three strategies Janssen is employing to address these challenges, particularly in the area of neuroscience.
09.02.22 -- Combining Data Science & RWE: Janssen's New Approach To Immunology Trials
Welcome to the Friday edition of the Clinical Leader newsletter, focusing on Clinical Data Management & Analytics and Trial Monitoring. Update your topic preferences to receive additional Clinical Leader newsletters on: Clinical Sites | Patient Centricity | Patient Recruitment (Monday) Clinical Trial Technology (Tuesday) Decentralized Trials | Trial Management (Wednesday) (Thursday)
The ‘Invisible Weapon’
Domestic abuse is a multi-faceted issue. Whilst society is largely aware of the matters of physical and emotional abuse, what often falls between the cracks is the financial situation of abusive relationships. This is the silence of financial abuse, dubbed the ‘invisible weapon’. It remains a grey area of domestic abuse because it is largely undiscussed, thus often fails to be identified within relationships, perhaps even by the victim.
Poor financial literacy leaves workers stuck on the debt treadmill
We live in a time where education is highly valued, where interns starting out hold degrees with honours and high distinctions and even masters level qualifications.We see private schools boasting academic excellence and charging fees in the realm of tens of thousands of dollars for education, yet we have this phenomenon in Australia of poor levels of financial literacy.
It's time to stop treating your finances like a fad diet
More often than not we are happy to get on the budgeting bandwagon for short periods of time, eager to save up for that holiday or new car. But, as we sip cocktails on a beach in Hawaii feeling satisfied about a job well done, the gratification is short-lived. Soon, we’re back at square one, wondering where all the fruits of our budgeting have gone. If this sounds like you, you could one of the many Aussies treating their budgeting and saving like a fad diet.
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