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Featured Editorial
By Ed Miseta, chief editor, Clinical Leader
Eli Lilly and Company and Care Access Research have forged a unique partnership to develop and manage a first-of-its kind decentralized, mobile trial to safeguard the health of patients in nursing homes. Lilly and Care Access will take the trial directly to patients.
Published December 17, 2020 at 5:40 PM CST Listen
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(L-R): Andrew Rannells, Nicole Kidman, Jo Ellen Pellman, James Corden, Meryl Streep, Keagan-Michael Key and Kevin Chamberlin in Netflix s The Prom.
On Dec. 11, Netflix released a film adaptation of the Broadway musical “The Prom,” which tells the story of Broadway stars traveling to Indiana to support a teen that wants to take her girlfriend to prom.
Two local fans anticipating the film’s release were Jack Lane and Andrew Kuhlman, executive and associate producers of Stages St. Louis, respectively. That’s because three years ago, the two worked to bring “The Prom” to Broadway. Lane was made lead producer of the stage musical, and Kuhlman was brought on as a co-producer.
Originally published on December 17, 2020 6:05 pm
On Dec. 11, Netflix released a film adaptation of the Broadway musical “The Prom,” which tells the story of Broadway stars traveling to Indiana to support a teen that wants to take her girlfriend to prom.
Two local fans anticipating the film’s release were Jack Lane and Andrew Kuhlman, executive and associate producers of Stages St. Louis, respectively. That’s because three years ago, the two worked to bring “The Prom” to Broadway. Lane was made lead producer of the stage musical, and Kuhlman was brought on as a co-producer.
On Thursday’s
St. Louis on the Air, Lane and Kuhlman joined host Sarah Fenske to talk about their role in producing the stage version of “The Prom.”
External Controls (Part II): Informed Choices Amidst A Portfolio Of Options
William L. Slone, Ph.D., Assistant Director, Clinical Research Methodology; Melissa Vadnais, VMD, Ph. D., Clinical Trial Methodology Fellow; Andrew Kuhlman, Medical Writer; Michael F. Murphy, MD, Ph. D., Chief Medical & Scientific Officer
As discussed in Part 1 of this series (EXTERNAL CONTROLS IN CLINICAL RESEARCH (PART I): THE CLINICAL IMPERATIVE), regulatory concepts referable to the creation of an external control group have long been noted and occasionally implemented, particularly for diseases with severe morbidity, mortality, and unmet medical need. As defined in Guidance for Industry: E10 Choice of Control Group and Related Issues in Clinical Trials (2001), “an externally controlled trial is one in which the control group consists of patients who are not part of the same randomized study as the group receiving the investigational agent.”