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Home » Store » Books » The Site Guide to Crafting and Negotiating Clinical Trial Agreements
The Site Guide to Crafting and Negotiating Clinical Trial Agreements

The Site Guide to Crafting and Negotiating Clinical Trial Agreements

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Are your clinical trial agreements (CTA) protecting or exposing you? If you’re not 100% sure, you are vulnerable to unexpected expenses, unknown circumstances and damaging litigation.

The Site Guide to Crafting and Negotiating Clinical Trial Agreements has everything you need to create CTAs that safeguard your site.

Negotiating a CTA is a challenge in the best scenario. If you don’t know the legal power of the words and phrases you use, you can create a nightmare of misunderstandings, unintended commitments and accidental omissions.

In a CTA, certain words and phrases have incredible power to help you smooth and speed the process, giving you an agreement that serves the interests of all parties. Without this report, use them at your own peril, including terms like “independent contractor,” “affiliated hospital,” “confidential information,” “party to the agreement.” Their very precise meanings can negatively impact your clinical trial if used incorrectly in your CTAs.

This report, which features advice and insight from top site contract officers and attorneys, provides you with a crash course in how a CTA is crafted and how to negotiate an ironclad document that covers, rather than exposes you.

It begins with the dynamics of relationships among all parties to the CTA; walks you through the CTA’s scope, structure and content; and breaks it all down into key issues/clauses, clarifying both site and sponsor viewpoints on everything from conduct and compliance to human subject protections to registration and publication of trial results.

Report Takeaways:

  • Who the real parties are to an agreement, who needs to be a party and why
  • The purpose of the CTA’s preamble and what it should cover
  • The difference between “employee” and “independent contractor” — and why it is a vital distinction
  • The importance of debarment provisions and how to respond to contract qualifiers on debarment certification
  • How to interpret important indemnification provisions and understand the differences between “indemnify” and “hold harmless”

If your CTAs don’t adequately cover all roles, responsibilities and liabilities, you’re vulnerable. Shield yourself with The Site Guide to Crafting and Negotiating Clinical Trial Agreements.

About the Contributors

A variety of experts contributed to this report, including:

Jody Ingebritsen-Howe
Manager, Clinical Research
Contracts and Compliance
WCG

Rikki-Quinn James-Renz
Director of Contract Administration,
Supply-Chain Services
Temple University Hospital

Denise Imbriani
Associate Director, Clinical Operations
Merck Sharp & Dohme

Robert King
Principal
Take-Point Clinical

Marlon Rajakaruna
Attorney
Kingsgate Legal

Padmini Menu
Corporate Contract Counsel
Menu Law Center

Elizabeth Frey Miller
Assistant General Counsel
Olympus Corporation of the Americas

Casi Morales
Contract Manager
University of Utah

Erik Martin
Associate
Polsinelli

Risa Burgess
Associate Director, Contracts Administration
NGM Biopharmaceuticals

Cynthia Yoshimura
Associate Senior Counsel
Greenwich Biosciences

Sherrie Bowen
Contracting Officer
University of Florida

Who Will Benefit

  • Contract/billing specialists
  • Principal investigators
  • Directors of research
  • Site administrators/coordinators
  • Regulatory/legal affairs staff
  • Vendor management staff

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ISBN-13:
978-1-60430-195-3

Publication date:
May 2022

Page count:
65


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