ACT Brief: Protocol Interpretation as Startup Bottleneck, Plausible Mechanism Framework, and Real-Time Trial Tracking Systems

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In today's ACT Brief, we examine how protocol interpretation and source document preparation delay study startup, how the plausible mechanism framework accelerates individualized therapy timelines, and how real-time tracking technologies improve supply chain and sample integrity in decentralized trials.

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