WHO guidance incorporates Good Clinical Trials Collaborative’s work
Principles from global community initiative, which includes Protas, forms basis of new WHO guidance.
The latest in smarter trials
As a not-for-profit, our mission is to enable whole-system change in clinical trials. This means sharing our approach and knowledge with our community. From news about Protas, our partnerships and trials, to advice and guidance, discover more about our world.
Protas, Duke and CTTI on clinical trials for diverse populations in the US
A new article by Protas, Duke and CTTI explores how clinical trials can generate better evidence.
Policy: Protas contributes to major clinical trial milestones
Protas has played a significant role in shaping three major policy efforts.
Meet the team: Nick Medhurst, Head of the Good Clinical Trials Collaborative
Nick Medhurst shares the Good Clinical Trials Collaborative’s work and vision.
Protas welcomes new Chief Finance Officer
Maggie Payne has joined the Executive Team responsible for the leadership of Protas.
Meet the team: Kieran Hamilton, Business Analyst
Working in our IT Team, Kieran Hamilton shares how Protas is making use of data and tech.
Protas launches novel unified clinical trial management platform
Protas announces the launch of its new Cantata platform.
Video: New ICH good clinical practice guideline
A new webinar with Protas and colleagues explores new ICH guidance for clinical trials.
From design to data: achieving quality in clinical trials
Emma Law, Head of Clinical Quality Assurance, writes for The Research Quality Association (RQA).
Meet the team: Jen Dumbleton, Head of Trial Management
Jen Dumbleton talks about her role at Protas and our mission to create smarter, better trials.
Learnings about clinical trial design from COVID-19
Protas colleagues have published a new article exploring what COVID-19 taught us about improving clinical trial design.
Big clinical trials are broken – together we can fix the system
Jen Dumbleton explores novel ways to improve the success rate of large RCTs.