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Denise Bronner PhD - Empactful Ventures

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast

Release Date: 03/10/2025

Clinical Research Mergers, Secrets, and Shortcuts

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast

In this episode of Note to File, we dive into the recent merger between Circuit and Lightship, explore the behind-the-scenes challenges of clinical research site training, and discuss the ongoing consolidation in the clinical trial industry. Join us for candid insights, industry gossip, and a no-holds-barred conversation about the realities of clinical research.

Mexico's Research Boom, Javara's Funding and Industry Gossip

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast

We discuss National Clinical Trials Day, Mexico's emerging clinical research landscape, and Javara's recent Series C funding. We dive into the challenges of oncology trials, explore the role of venture capital in healthcare, and share some industry gossip about Signant Health's recent job posting for a Director of Reputation and Crisis Communications. Somehow Note to File has existed for 5 years now....

Digital Health, Clinical Trials, and Beyond with Matthew Holt - The Health Care Blog

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast

In this episode we sit down with healthcare veteran Matthew Holt, founder of The Health Care Blog and Health 2.0. Matthew shares his fascinating journey from Stanford grad student to healthcare technology commentator, offering candid insights into digital health, clinical trials, and the challenges of healthcare innovation. From discussing the potential of GLP-1 drugs to exploring the future of longevity research, this conversation provides a witty and insightful look at the evolving landscape of healthcare technology and research.

Clinical Research Confessions: PE, Trials, and Research Sins

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast

In this episode of Note to File, we dive deep into the world of clinical research, exploring the challenges of resident physician training, the impact of private equity on clinical trial management systems, and the often-unspoken ethical dilemmas in the field. Join us as we unpack difficult sponsor behaviors, share hilarious research confessions, and offer candid insights into the clinical research landscape. From PE investments to research sins, this episode is packed with humor, honesty, and hard-hitting discussions that will keep you entertained and informed.

Clinical Trials 2.0: AI, Predictions, and the Future of Research with Lokavant

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast

Special Pope election edition. In this episode, Rohit Nambisan from Lokavant and Jonathan Crowther from Pfizer discuss their innovative approach to clinical trial forecasting. They explore how advanced data analytics and AI can help predict and improve trial operational success, from site selection to protocol design. The conversation delves into reducing uncertainty, enhancing communication between sponsors and sites, and leveraging technology to make clinical research more efficient and patient-focused.

CROs are Broken: Fixing Clinical Trials from the Inside Out with Meri Beckwith - Lindus Health

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast

In this episode, from discusses his journey from venture capital to clinical research, sharing insights on the inefficiencies of traditional CROs. He explains how Lindus is taking a different approach by aligning incentives, focusing on patient experience, and developing innovative trial models. The conversation explores the challenges in clinical trials, from data collection to site management, offering a fresh perspective on how the industry might evolve.

Sticky Notes 4/30/25

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast

In this episode of Sticky Notes, Brad & Denali dive into the latest trends in clinical research, exploring how younger adults are getting medical advice from social media, the potential impact of pharmaceutical tariffs on R&D, and the evolving landscape of decentralized clinical trials. We discuss the challenges and opportunities of involving healthcare providers in clinical research, and touch on recent layoffs in the CRO industry. Join us for an insightful and candid conversation about the current state of clinical trials and occasional debates about cookies.

Bree Burks - Veeva

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast

We sit down with Bree Burks from Veeva to discuss the company's latest innovations in clinical research technology. We dive deep into Veeva's upcoming CTMS (Clinical Trial Management System), their strategy for connecting sponsors and sites, and the importance of creating more streamlined, user-friendly technology for clinical research sites. Bree shares insights from her nursing background and Veeva's mission to simplify technology for sites, making clinical trials more efficient and patient-focused.

Sticky Notes 4/15/2025

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast

In this episode, Brad and Denali dive into recent industry developments, including Bay Pine's $1.5 billion acquisition of CenExel clinical research site network, the FDA's potential shift to AI-based animal testing alternatives, growing challenges with clinical trial recruitment and public trust, emerging pharmaceutical import tariffs, and the ongoing wave of layoffs in the life sciences sector. The discussion offers candid insights into the evolving landscape of clinical research, technology, and market dynamics.

Jim Kremidas - AMRC

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast

In this episode Jim Kremidas, Executive Director of the Association of Multi-Site Research Corporations (AMRC), discusses the evolving landscape of clinical research sites. We explore how multi-site research corporations are working to improve operational efficiency, quality standards, and patient experiences in clinical trials. Kremidas shares insights from his extensive background in pharmaceutical research highlighting the potential benefits of site network consolidation and standardization.

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