How To Improve ClinicalTrials.gov Reporting? Have Centralized Unit Oversee Tasks

Report by Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative identifies barriers to registration and reporting of clinical trial results to ClinicalTrials.gov and the need for centralized approach to monitor process and educate those responsible for submitting information to the site.

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Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative recommends ways to boost reporting of clinical trials results to ClinicalTrials.gov • Source: Shutterstock

There has long been concern about the failure of some clinical trial sponsors to register and report study results to ClinicalTrials.gov. The Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative investigated the challenges sponsors face and concluded that organizations should have a centralized system to monitor and support submissions.

CTTI conducted its investigation as part of its public-private partnership with the US Food and Drug Administration. It reviewed the...

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