Global Harmonization of Cancer Trials is an STO-guided initiative to enhance and support the development of novel strategies for improved cancer treatment and prevention. STO has established a special Mission Advisory Board of global luminaries to help guide this strategic initiative to harmonize universal standards for clinical trial protocols.
The COVID-19 pandemic created a world-encompassing public health crisis. As a result, regulatory agencies, under emergency circumstances, adapted and created novel pathways to address this global health crisis.
As the world continues its recovery from the COVID pandemic, the lessons learned about the power of mutual understanding, integrating research and clinical care with technology, utilizing advanced analytics, and employing digital health solutions should now be used as a model to enhance the regulatory infrastructure to conduct globally-coordinated clinical trials with efficiency and appropriate inclusivity reflecting the diversity of patients with cancer.
The imperative is clear when we realize that more than 10 million will die of cancer in just this year.
Global Harmonization of Cancer Trials aims to build a global network of medical collaboration to create congruency and expedite the translational process by:
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How global harmonization will accelerate the development of novel and improved strategies for cancer treatment and prevention
Economic impacts on drug discovery and development costs when drug development is harmonized in these four geographic areas of the world
Development of an interactive, international database of individuals and their Global Harmonization priorities
Enhancement of remote and/or hybrid models of cancer clinical trials
Patient identification and enrollment in cancer trials
Reimagining patient-centric cancer clinical trials: a multi-stakeholder international coalition
NATURE Medicine | Article PDF
Published April 19, 2022
News Release: New Global Cancer Coalition Calls for a Reimagining of Patient-Centric Clinical Trials
PR Newswire | Release PDF
Advantages of a Truly Open-Access Data Sharing Model
The New England Journal of Medicine
Published March 23, 2017
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