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#1 · May 12, 2022, 12:18 am
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I'm considering adding community written editorials/articles as a section to the website. Sort of an agnostic medium where people can contribute more long form content that isn't just advertising or marketing.

I'm still working through what this might look like and I'm open to ideas. Let me know if anyone is interested.

brad@hightowerclinical.com

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#2 · May 24, 2022, 2:09 am
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I'm interested. I have the Research Coordinator (in academia) experience and would love to contribute!  I will shoot you an email.

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#3 · July 20, 2022, 4:20 am
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Wasnt sure where to start a new conversation but I am wondering if anyone can speak to the issue of language translation? We had a trial years ago that we had all items translated in spanish for since our PI and Sub-I were fluent. We ended up having a consent issue on one of the patients. When the FDA reviewed He said it was required that we put whoever was the translator on the DOA with the task to translate and on top of that the person needed to be certified in reading and writing spanish to be able to have the task delegated. What have been your experiences with other language?

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#4 · July 20, 2022, 6:28 pm
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Wow, never heard about an FDA request like that. Well, this should not be in question, when the sponsor provides those materials which will be IRB approved anyway, no?
And in case the site needs to initiate translation of materials (we have to do that too being close to the Mexican boarder)  - use an official specialized translating vendor specialized in clinical research. They provide all materials suited and formatted for all regulatory needs. For example Interpreting & Professional Translation Company | Language Connections
I hope this helps. CJ

 

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