Tag: Clinical Trials

Episode #58: Does Your GI Practice Have a Clinical Research Program? (it could benefit your patients and practice)

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Dr. Michael Weinstein interviews Dr. Don Lazas, co-founder and chief medical officer of ObjectiveHealth about partnering with physicians to provide the tools needed to integrate clinical trials into their practice.

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Episode #26: Research Isn’t Only for Academic Medical Centers (how clinical trials can benefit your patients and practice)

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Dr. Naresh Gunaratnam talks with Dr. Chris Fourment, CEO of Clinical Research Strategy Group about independent GI practices can develop or improve clinical trials infrastructure, which increases their ability to participate in clinical trials and allows sustainability of research as a practice ancillary.

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Episode #11: You Might Find the Cheapest Medication Works the Best (and why diversity in research is important)

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Like our host Dr. Naresh Gunaratnam, Dr. John Carethers from the University of Michigan knew he wanted to be a physician from a young age.

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