Post-Marketing Requirements Survey
Tufts CSDD, in collaboration with Eli Lilly, is conducting a survey on the impact of post-marketing requirements (PMR) on pediatric clinical research. The goal of this important project is to understand the impact and challenges post-marketing requirements have had on the planning and execution of pediatric clinical trials, including timelines and enrollment. We would greatly value your insights, ultimately aimed to characterize the current landscape of pediatric clinical trials and related challenges.
This survey will take no more than 20 minutes to complete in Qualtrics. Your individual responses will remain anonymous and strictly confidential, and we will only report responses in aggregate. In appreciation for completing the interview, Tufts CSDD will send you a summary of results when the study concludes. If you are interested, please access the survey using the following link: https://tufts.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0ANafzmJRBKUl4q
Please reach out to @email if you have any questions. Thank you in advance for your participation in this important research effort!
Change Management Working Group Survey
The Tufts CSDD Change Management Working Group is conducting a survey to examine how sponsor organizations implement organizational transformation and support employees throughout the change process. The study explores organizational approaches to change, the resources and support available to employees, and opportunities to improve how organizations navigate transformation.
The survey takes approximately 15–17 minutes to complete. Responses will remain confidential, and findings will be reported only in aggregate. The results will help inform decision-makers and contribute to a better understanding of effective approaches to supporting employees through organizational change.
Participants may also opt to receive a summary of the findings, anticipated in Q1/Q2 2027. Individuals with relevant experience in organizational change are encouraged to participate and contribute to this research.
https://tufts.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0kVecdF56imVmgm
Please reach out to Madison Ford @email or Jennifer Kim at @email with any questions.
Examining Barriers to Becoming a Physician Scientist Survey
Physician-scientists are crucial for translating scientific discoveries into medical advancements, but their numbers have been declining over recent decades, limiting innovation and clinical research. Physicians, particularly minority physicians, face a range of barriers, including financial constraints, lack of mentorship, systemic challenges, and underrepresentation. These obstacles hinder career progression and perpetuate a lack of diversity and equity in the field. Minority physicians, in particular, struggle to take on principal investigator roles in clinical research, including clinical trials funded by the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.
The study led by Tufts CSDD, aims to identify and address the drivers and barriers minority physicians face in entering research careers. By examining their unique challenges and experiences, this research will contribute to the development of new policies and approaches to improve minority physician involvement in clinical trials and research. Ultimately, the study seeks to foster a more diverse and inclusive physician-scientist workforce, strengthen the pipeline for future researchers, and promote health equity in both research and patient outcomes.
Thank you in advance for your participation in this important research effort! Please click here to take the survey: https://tufts.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8tO8aXdlFSAzzMy?Source=Tufts
If you have any questions, please email Madison from the research team at @email.