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The aim is to understand the operational challenges and capacities of clinical research offices in upper and lower middle-income countries.

June 26, 2026Neuro-Oncology PediatricsOpen Access

ID #874 Collaborative approaches to improve clinical research operations in pediatric neuro-oncology in upper to lower-middle income countries

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The aim is to understand the operational challenges and capacities of clinical research offices in upper and lower middle-income countries.
Distributed surveys to 11 academic institutions across Brazil, Egypt, and Jordan.
Conducted a journal search to identify challenges specific to UMIC and LMIC.
Planned follow-up interviews for deeper insights into collaboration opportunities.
Survey responses highlighted the presence of institutional IRBs and electronic data management systems.
Identified differences in funding sources, with significant funding from charities in Egypt and Jordan versus academic sources in Brazil.
Reported challenges include limited dedicated research staff and funding, impacting CRO operations.

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Survey examines operational challenges in pediatric neuro-oncology trials in upper and lower middle-income countries, suggesting collaboration opportunities.

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Roemerman et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a3e1a93030ad1a9b3092f93 https://doi.org/10.1093/neuped/wuag026.372

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Survey examines operational challenges in pediatric neuro-oncology trials in upper and lower middle-income countries, suggesting collaboration opportunities.

ID #874 Collaborative approaches to improve clinical research operations in pediatric neuro-oncology in upper to lower-middle income countries

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ID #874 Collaborative approaches to improve clinical research operations in pediatric neuro-oncology in upper to lower-middle income countries

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