Evolving innovations continue to increase clinical research complexity. Innovative design strategies, efficiency in operations, and effective integration of patient outcomes in clinical trial design are needed. DIA connects professionals working across all aspects of clinical trials and research, from site selection and patient recruitment to the disclosure of trial results. This is to ensure the conduct of safe, efficient, compliant trials and to continue integrating innovations and advances effectively.
Learning
DIA Digital Learning Catalog
DIA Learning programs provide unique, realistic opportunities for professionals to learn best practices in their fields with Internet-based courseware, conveniently accessible anytime, anywhere.
Clinical Trial eLearning Program
The Clinical Trial Fundamentals eLearning Program is designed to provide a practical context to help clinical research professionals learn about conducting clinical trials.
Resources
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Computerized Systems in Clinical Research
This reference guide establishes a benchmark regarding requirements for computerized systems used in clinical research.
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White Papers
Dive deep into a specific topic of interest with facts, insights, and perspectives prepared by leading experts.
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Computerized Systems Used in Nonclinical Safety Assessment
Practical concepts for development, validation, and use of computerized systems in pre-clinical toxicology laboratories.
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