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EPISODE · Feb 26, 2026 · 38 MIN

Martin McTurk| Unloved Child| Head of Clinical Data Management| MAC Clinical Research

from The Unloved Child Podcast · host JCR Pharma

In this episode, Martin McTurk joins us to explore the evolving world of Clinical Data Management (CDM) and its growing impact on modern drug development.As the Head of Clinical Data Management at MAC Clinical Research, Martin brings decades of industry experience across leading CROs and clinical trial organisations. We discuss how clinical data management has transformed over the years, the increasing role of AI in clinical trials, and the therapeutic indications that are becoming more prominent in today’s development landscape.Martin shares valuable insights into leadership in biometrics, building high-performing data teams, and delivering high-quality clinical trial data in an increasingly complex regulatory environment.If you're working in clinical research, data management, biometrics, or pharmaceutical development, this conversation provides practical insights and forward-looking perspectives on where the industry is heading.Martin’s journey through the clinical research industry is one worth hearing — and we’re delighted he shared it with us.

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