QCast: Data-Driven Dialogue in Drug Development
QCast by Quanticate is the podcast for biotech, pharma, and life science leaders looking to deepen their understanding of biometrics and modern drug development. Join co-hosts Tom and Jullia as they explore methodologies, case studies, regulatory shifts, and industry trends shaping the future of clinical research. Where biometric expertise meets data-driven dialogue, QCast delivers practical insights and thought leadership to inform your next breakthrough.
QCast: Data-Driven Dialogue in Drug Development
Latest Episodes
Episode 70: Clinical Trial Planning and Design
Clinical trial design decisions can have consequences across the protocol, analysis and delivery of a study. In this QCast episode, co-hosts Jullia and Tom examine how a clear research question should guide the study population, endpoints, comp...
Episode 69: SDTM Mapping Automation Tool
In this QCast episode, co-hosts Jullia and Tom examine how SDTM mapping automation tools use approved rules and metadata to generate mapping specifications and SAS code, and where AI can assist with unfamiliar variables.Key Takeaways<...
Episode 68: AI in Clinical Trial Design
AI and machine learning can help research teams make more informed clinical trial design decisions, from assessing protocol feasibility to identifying suitable patient populations. In this QCast episode, Jullia and Tom discuss how predictive mo...
Episode 67: The Analysis of Direct and Indirect Pathways in Observational Studies
In this episode, Jullia and Tom discuss direct and indirect pathways in observational studies, with a focus on mediation analysis and what it can, and cannot, show. Using an ankylosing spondylitis example, they look at how fatigue, anxiety/depr...
Episode 66: What is Clinical Traceability?
Clinical traceability is about being able to follow evidence from a reported result back to its source and understand the transformations, decisions, and records in between. In this QCast episode, co-hosts Jullia and Tom discuss how traceabilit...