New Free Resources: Trial-Level Oversight Metrics, QCs, and Our Methodology at a Glance
Before heading into the weekend, we're publishing another round of free resources from our training module on Oversight in Clinical Development. These materials are designed to be practical, adaptable, and immediately useful for sponsors working with vendors across the clinical development lifecycle.
What's new
Three new documents are now available for download — two companion catalogues covering oversight across the key disciplines of clinical trial delivery, and a short methodology overview that distills our approach into a format you can read in minutes.
Two oversight catalogues
Together, the two catalogues provide a comprehensive view of what to measure, monitor, and approve when overseeing vendor performance on a clinical trial. Both span the core disciplines involved in trial delivery:
- Clinical Data Management
- Statistical Programming
- Biostatistics
- Safety Handling
- Trial Management
- Site Management
Both documents are intended as starting points. Download, adjust, and use — adapt them to your organisation's structure and risk profile, and put them to work right away.
Oversight – TriTiCon Methodology at a Glance
The methodology in 2.5 pages and two key slides
We've also published a short overview that distills the principles of the oversight methodology we teach into 2.5 pages and two key slides. If you want a fast introduction to how we think about vendor oversight — the philosophy, the building blocks, and how the pieces fit together — this is the place to start. Have a look!
Why we're sharing these
Effective oversight is one of the areas where sponsors most often tell us they want clearer structure and more practical tools. By making these catalogues and the methodology overview freely available, we hope to give teams a useful baseline they can build on — whether you are establishing oversight processes for the first time or refining an existing framework.
Download the resources
Free to use. Adapt them to your own setup and put them to work.
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