By Aiden Flynn, Exploristics CEO
VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity) is a term that is increasingly being used in areas of leadership, and strategic planning to capture the unpredictable nature of living and working …
By Aiden Flynn, Exploristics CEO
VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity) is a term that is increasingly being used in areas of leadership, and strategic planning to capture the unpredictable nature of living and working …
By Aiden Flynn, Exploristics CEO
Drug developers running clinical trials face many challenges. However, a common pain point is recruitment. This can particularly bite when the studies involved are evaluating therapies for diseases where there are small populations or where …
By Kim Hacquoil, Exploristics CDSO
In our daily lives, we’re constantly faced with choices that impact our future. Some of these decisions may be relatively small, low impact ones like picking a restaurant for dinner or which film to watch. …
By Aiden Flynn, Exploristics CEO
I recently went to see an outstanding and thought-provoking play called Dr Semmelweiss in London’s West End. It is a true story based on the life of Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis, a Hungarian obstetrician and scientist …
By Kimberley Hacquoil, Exploristics CDSO
Earlier this year, the International Council for Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH) released a draft revision to their most widely recognised E6 guideline (ICH E6(R3)). The overarching …
By Aiden Flynn, CEO at Exploristics
We are regularly approached by growing biotechnology companies for biostatistical support. Often, these companies either have no in-house statistical capability or only a single statistician. Understanding how best to support their needs got me …
By Aiden Flynn, Exploristics CEO
Recently, I visited the historic city of Stockholm in Sweden. While there I had the chance to explore the Vasa Museum, where the wooden galleon the Vasa is displayed. Costing the equivalent of 5% …
By Kim Hacquoil, Exploristics CDSO
It is not possible for clinical trials to test investigational treatments on all potential patients. Therefore, clinical trials are conducted on a sample of participants drawn from the population of interest. The results of a …