Society for Clinical Research Sites

SCRS Talks

Science EN ↓ 227 episodes

SCRS Talks, hosted by the Society for Clinical Research Sites (SCRS), is a platform for clinical research industry professionals to hear about valuable information shaping the research industry today. These short interviews will provide new perspectives and insights on pressing topics, current events, and the research community.

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Author

Society for Clinical Research Sites

Category

Science

Podcast website

myscrs.org

Latest episode

Oct 12, 2026

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Episodes

Site Participation in Decentralized Clinical Trials 21.04.2020

It pays to be prepared, especially in uncertain times. As sites struggle to maintain patient visits and keep trials moving forward amidst COVID-19, many are turning to remote monitoring and other elements of decentralized clinical trials (DCTs) to ensure their doors stay open. This SCRS Talks interview with Global Impact Partner (GIP) VirTrial provides insight into how sites can prepare to partici...

Keeping the Doors Open: An Interview with Hylant 13.04.2020

The COVID-19 pandemic is a serious situation requiring careful navigation, and many companies associated with clinical trials are struggling to keep their doors open. How am I going to survive the next few months? What questions do I need to be asking? Who can I rely on for accurate information and guidance? Learn from Hylant as they sit down with SCRS to discuss how this is impacting sites, speci...

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