Inclusion Criteria: a Clinical Research podcast

Thank you for joining Inclusion Criteria: a Clinical Research podcast hosted by me, John Reites . This is an inclusive, non-corporate podcast focused on the people and topics that matter to developing treatments for everyone. It’s my personal project intended to support you in your career, connect with industry experts and contribute to the ideas that advance clinical research. Inclusion Criteria is the clinical research podcast exploring global clinical trials, drug development, and life‑science innovation. We cover everything clinical research to deepen your industry knowledge, further your career and help you stay current on the market responsible for the future of medicine. Our episodes discuss current industry headlines, career tips, trending topics, lessons learned, and candid conversations with clinical research experts working to impact our industry everyday. Watch on YouTube and listen on your favorite

Inclusion Criteria: a Clinical Research podcast is a science podcast hosted by John Reites, with 15 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

John Reites hosts Inclusion Criteria: a Clinical Research podcast, a science show with 15 episodes published.

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  Episode #15

  AI Created an AI Hosted Podcast About Our AI in Clinical Research Episode

  Mar 10, 202617 minS0

  <p>AI created an AI hosted podcast overview of our practical AI episode. This is what it came up with as an overview of our discussion.</p><p>John Reites and Jeremy Franz explore the practical applications of AI, focusing on its use in data analysis and research. Jeremy shares his extensive experience with AI, discussing the evolution from classical NLP to modern large language models (LLMs) like GPT-3. They delve into various use cases, including how AI can assist in synthesizing information, generating insights from data, and transforming complex data into engaging presentations. The discussion emphasizes the importance of...

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  Episode #14

  Accelerate Study Timelines with Latin America in Clinical Research w/ Julio Martinez-Clark

  Aug 12, 202530 minS0

  <p>John Reites and Julio Martinez-Clark discuss the opportunities available to accelerate clinical research timelines in Latin America. They also highlight the advantages of conducting trials in Latin America, where faster approvals are possible, new country options are now available and cost-effective processes are transforming the clinical research landscape. The conversation explores strategic insights into leveraging this regions for your clinical trials.</p><p>Click here to message/text me your insights and ideas for future episodes</p><p>Thank you for joining <b>Inclusion Criteria: a Clinical Research podcast</b> hosted by me, <b>John Reites</b>. This is...

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  Episode #13

  How to Verify if Someone is Really an AI Expert in Clinical Research

  Jul 9, 202513 minS0

  <p>John Reites discusses the proliferation of self-proclaimed AI experts in the clinical research field and provides insights on how to identify genuine expertise. He emphasizes the importance of credentials, proven work experience, the ability to explain complex concepts simply, and a focus on responsible AI practices. Reites outlines four key criteria to evaluate AI experts, encouraging listeners to be cautious and discerning when seeking AI expertise.</p><p>Click here to message/text me your insights and ideas for future episodes</p><p>Thank you for joining <b>Inclusion Criteria: a Clinical Research podcast</b> hosted by me, <b>...

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  Episode #12

  Is Now the Right Time to Get a Master's Degree for Clinical Research w/ Randy Sears

  Jun 24, 202528 minS0

  <p>Randy Sears discusses his role as an education administrator in the Master of Management in Clinical Informatics (MMCI) program at Duke University. He reflects on his transition from a long career in technology to education, emphasizing the importance of shaping student experiences and fostering self-discovery. The discussion covers the significance of balancing entrepreneurial and executive skills in healthcare, the diverse perspectives brought by students in the MMCI program, and the value of higher education in personal and professional growth. </p><p>John Reites and Randy discuss the complexities of navigating life decisions related to education, the evolving landscape of h...

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  Episode #11

  Inside the Mosaic of a Site Network in Clinical Research w/ EB McLindon

  Jun 17, 202549 minS0

  <p>EB McLindon shares his extensive experience in clinical research, discussing his journey from finance and technology to building clinical trial sites. He explains the various models of research sites, the role of a CEO in a research site network, and the dynamics of competition and collaboration among sites. Our discussion covers the importance of patient recruitment, the challenges faced by sites, and the potential for technology to enhance communication and efficiency in clinical trials.</p><p>Click here to message/text me your insights and ideas for future episodes</p><p>Thank you for joining <b>Inclusion Criteria: a...

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