Cindy Trytten has worked to advance clinical trials in BC for more than three decades through engagement and partnership, developing future leaders, and capacity-building in the public and private sectors.
Dr. Barbara McGillivray is recognized for her leadership, vision, and commitment to advancing research ethics for everyone’s benefit.
Dr. Barbara McGillivray and Cindy Trytten are this year’s Clinical Trials British Columbia Awards recipients.
In its latest impact report, REACH BC celebrates major successes, from reaching a milestone number of volunteers to developing new features for improved communication.
The fourth edition of the International Good Clinical Practice standard for medical device investigations came into effect on April 26, 2026.
The content of Annex 2 focuses on the collection of data from a notably wider range of sources for clinical trials, including decentralized and pragmatic trials.
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