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Applied Clinical Trials, Sep 1, 2003
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From the Editor
Clinical Trials and the Multicultural Society
By Toby Jane Hindin, EdD
Considerations for diverse cultural and societal norms
View from Washington
Research and Access Issues Challenge Policymakers
By Jill Weschler
FDA plans to rewrite rules governing electronic records while offering new policies to encourage risk-based regulatory approaches to application review and inspections.
View from Brussels
EU to Put the IT into Clinical Trials
By Peter O'Donnell
As information technology becomes more important to clinical trials, the EU is discussing how IT should be included in clinical trials legislation.
Feature Article
Multinational Clinical Trials: Breaking Language and Cultural Barriers
By Mary Stober
It is increasingly important for clinical trial personnel to break through the obstacles that language and culture present when conducting trials away from their home countries.
Bridging Strategies May Help Put Western Drugs on the Japanese Market
By Edyta J. Frackiewicz , Stanford S. Jhee
Restrictive regulations and cultural differences make regulatory approval in Japan elusive, but adopting new strategies may make that lucrative pharmaceutical market more accessible to non-Japanese companies.
Pediatric Subjects and Their Parents
By John P. Niles
Pediatric trials got a good report card from a survey that explored the motivators and experiences of young subjects and their parents.
Practical and Ethical Issues in Pediatric Clinical Trials
By Ronald Kurz , Dennis Gill
Both the pharmaceutical industry and regulatory authorities worldwide have recognized the need for more clinical studies in children. A recent European conference addressed the issues.

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