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Guidance on Implementability
This document provides guidance on the planning, design and conduct and reporting of clinical trials, so that the results from late-phase clinical trials are optimised for implementability.
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Consumer Involvement and Engagement Toolkit
The Consumer Involvement and Engagement Toolkit provides practical advice for researchers and research organisations wishing to conduct patient-centred clinical trials.
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COVID-19
We’ve created this area for COVID-19 information relevant to clinical trials. In line with the national guidance and emphasis on the safety and well-being of patients, research participants and their families, and health care professionals, researchers and other staff involved in patient care and research, ACTA strongly supports the continuation of investigator-led trials, where it is safe to do so, and with due consideration to any protocol amendments appropriate for the current COVID-19 pandemic.
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ACTA Summit and Clinical Trials 2020 National Tribute and Award Ceremony
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Risk Management: Guidance for Clinical Trial Networks
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Consumer involvement in clinical trials: ethics committee members and research governance personnel training webinar – an overview
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ACTA Comparative Effectiveness Trials: Requirements for Low Risk Ethics Review
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Seven steps for statistical success in clinical trials [Good clinical practice guidelines] Part 2
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Establishing a CTN: A Facilitated Workshop for Clinicians and Researchers ACTA Summit 2020
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Seven steps for statistical success in clinical trials [Good clinical practice guidelines] Part 1
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Official Opening of the 2020 ACTA Summit: Minister’s Address
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Trial safety oversight: Guidance for Clinical Trial Networks
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Authorship and Publication Policy: Guidance for Clinical Trial Networks
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Data and Safety Monitoring Boards Webinar Series: Statistical Principles
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Data and Safety Monitoring Boards Webinar Series: How to plan well and be prepared for the unexpected