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Volunteerism is a large part of our culture, and we love giving back to our community and beyond. This week, a group of Forte team members enjoyed their time in Nan, Thailand, volunteering and teaching English. We want to thank our friends over at Cross-Cultural Solutions for their help with organizing this trip!

With electronic processes dominating systems, electronic consent is starting to make its way onto the scene. Check out the benefits and drawbacks to the alternative consent process. http://ow.ly/hF4C50wRoGi

Unpacking the Benefits and Drawbacks to eConsent - Forte With electronic processes dominating systems, electronic consent is starting to make its way onto the scene. Check out the benefits and drawbacks to the alternative consent process.

Reflecting the spirit of collaboration in the Onsemble Community, we recently unveiled the new onsemble.net site and our new Onsemble Community logo: http://ow.ly/fe6v50wGQgs

A New Look for the Onsemble Community - Forte During the 2019 Fall Onsemble Conference Keynote, we unveiled the redesigned Onsemble.net site and the new Onsemble Community logo.

At the 2019 Fall Onsemble Conference, attendees heard a variety of perspectives on dealing with a common issue: low- and non-accruing clinical trials.

Tools and Strategies to Address Underperforming Studies at Your Institution - Forte At the 2019 Fall Onsemble Conference, attendees heard a variety of perspectives on dealing with a common issue: low- and non-accruing clinical trials.

Chanel Mansfield and Neva Garner, both of the University of Colorado Denver Anschutz Medical Campus, presented at the 2019 Fall Onsemble Conference on lessons learned during the recruitment process.

Maximizing Recruitment Potential for Research Studies - Forte Chanel Mansfield and Neva Garner, both of the University of Colorado Denver Anschutz Medical Campus, presented at the 2019 Fall Onsemble Conference on lessons learned during the recruitment process.

As part of the bi-annual Onsemble Conference, representatives from Forte and our customer institutions share upcoming product plans and highlight successes with Forte technology solutions.

Highlighting Progress and Plans at the 2019 Fall Onsemble Conference - Forte As part of the bi-annual Onsemble Conference, representatives from Forte and our customer institutions share upcoming product plans and highlight successes with Forte technology solutions.

What a fantastic week – our Onsemble community always knows how to show up to communicate, collaborate and learn. We’re already counting down the days until Spring 2020.

As the 2019 Fall Conference comes to a close, we are grateful for another successful gathering of our customer community.

Forte’s Onsemble Conference Builds on the Past and Looks Forward to the Future - Forte As the 2019 Fall Onsemble Conference comes to a close, we are grateful for another successful gathering of our customer community.

Becky Sharp from Nebraska Medicine and UNMC shares her experience building a better training site in the “What’s on Your Website?” panel discussion. Key tips: work with IT, work with marketing and be open to feedback.

Chad Adams, joined by Brian Sevier and Rhoda Arzoomanian end Thursday’s Onsemble sessions by providing attendees with an engaging session of Top 10 Review in Clinical Research — Top 10 Issues that Discourage Clinical Research

We are about halfway through the 2019 Fall Onsemble Conference, which has been full of conversations and collaborations our customers will take back to their respective institutions. Here's a sneak peak of what we've been learning.

Onsemble Community Members Work to Transform Clinical Research with a Site-Centric Approach - Forte We are about halfway through the 2019 Fall Onsemble Conference, which has been full of conversations and collaborations our customers will take back to their respective institutions. Here's a sneak peak of what we've been learning.

The team from Medical College of Wisconsin shares their experience in “Real-Time IRB Review Process: A Smoother Pathway Toward Initial Approval”. Key takeaway: the little things matter when the committee interacts with the study team - snacks, comfortable waiting areas, even “VIP” nameplates!