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Tina Avanzato Chiodo

Tina Avanzato Chiodo (@GCPworks)

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Clinical research consultant specializing in GCP compliance, training and clinical trial disclosure. For pharma+ domain names, follow me at @ePharmaWorks.
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New Jersey, USA
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http://www.gcpworks.com

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This is the rough narrative of a presentation delivered at Stanford’s Medicine X on September 30, 2012I’m convinced I was born at just the right time in history.  I was trained as an analog physician but I’m a witness to medicine’s digital transformation.  It’s really a remarkable time to be in medicine.  And one of the key forces behind this transformation is information.  What I’d like to talk about is how information is changing  doctors and how we might begin to react.Not long ago I was treating a boy with ulcerative colitis who developed a complication of UC called sclerosing cholangitis.  This is a condition where there’s autoimmune activity

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - In an analysis of over 40,000 clinical trials registered in a government database, researchers found that many of those studies -- looking at the effects of drugs, devices or behavioral interventions -- were small and of inconsistent quality.

Those are the studies doctor groups rely on when it comes to setting guidelines about the best evidence for preventing and treating a given disease, according to a report led by Dr. Robert Califf at the Duke Translational Medicine Institute in Durham, North Carolina.

But if the evidence comes from small groups of patients in

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