Posted by: @llefevre According to the National Institute of Health web site on clinical trials, there are over 225,506 studies currently being conducted throughout the United States and 192 countries. Less than 1% of the total number of studies being…   Read more»

Posted by: @llefevre It is estimated that globally, the market for Clinical Trials is in upwards of $44 Billion as of 2020 and is expected to grow by approx 6% over the next 7 years, mostly fueled by the need…   Read more»

@llefevre This is a very interesting topic.  Companies can’t be innovators and pioneers if they have not mastered the other needs outlined in the pyramid.  It makes me think if that is true.  If we look at many of the…   Read more»

@llefevre you did a good job highlighting regulations on medical devices in different areas across the globe. What stands out most to me is the information you provided from the World Health Organization on countries in African regions. With only…   Read more»

Hi @llefevre! You’ve giving a wonderful overview of why placebo is used as well as the fact that it is not harmful in anyway to the patient.  Coming from the perspective of the COVID trials, I do think that once…   Read more»

Posted by: @llefevre It is estimated that globally, the market for Clinical Trials is in upwards of $44 Billion as of 2020 and is expected to grow by approx 6% over the next 7 years, mostly fueled by the need…   Read more»

Posted by: @llefevre It is estimated that globally, the market for Clinical Trials is in upwards of $44 Billion as of 2020 and is expected to grow by approx 6% over the next 7 years, mostly fueled by the need…   Read more»

Posted by: @llefevre I’ve had a fortununate opportunity to work with both academia and industry in terms of research and I noticed many parallels but there are some subtle differences that I will outline. While working in an industry I…   Read more»

Posted by: @llefevre Posted by: @hm243 In industry, research is done to make discoveries for products that can help people right away, while in academia, research create results for the long run. I feel that both types of research are…   Read more»

Posted by: @llefevre Hi Keshia, thank you for the question and I wanted to address what organization that I would work under. I think I would have to agree with you and say that the matrix organization is probably one…   Read more»

Posted by: @llefevre A milestone is a significant point or event in a project, also milestones have zero duration because they represent a specific point or event. It’s inevitable that not all milestones are going to be met on time…   Read more»

@llefevre Wow!  That certainly sounds like a mess.  Although I am certain you knew the way things should have been handled, for anyone who may not have known, the example set at the company served as a good teacher.  I…   Read more»

Posted by: @llefevre A milestone is a significant point or event in a project, also milestones have zero duration because they represent a specific point or event. It’s inevitable that not all milestones are going to be met on time…   Read more»

@llefevre You gave a great example of an organizational schematic.  The fluidity of the processes that took place under the matrix model and the positive outcomes that resulted were nice to hear.  I especially like that you mentioned the morale…   Read more»

@llefevre That is a wonderful way to compile all the necessary elements of emotional intelligence. Recognition, understanding, reasoning, and management are all needed for effective communication within the project team. A breakdown of communication within a project can be the…   Read more»

  Posted by: @llefevre Having a keen sense of Emotional intelligence can be the glue that melds together multiple personalities combined with empathy and understanding to ultimately accomplish any project. @llefevre Hi Lentz! I completely agree with this statement. While…   Read more»