Clinical trial logistics involve the intricate planning, coordination, and management of resources required to conduct a clinical trial effectively from start to finish. This encompasses various critical aspects such as supply chain management for investigational products, which includes procurement, storage, and distribution to clinical sites while ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. Additionally, logistics must address the transportation of clinical staff and research participants, the setup and maintenance of trial sites, and ensuring that necessary equipment and documentation are readily available. Effective patient recruitment strategies are essential to maintain trial timelines, alongside monitoring patient enrollment and retention. Proper management of data collection and management processes, including handling adverse events, is vital to ensure the trial's integrity. Furthermore, clear communication between stakeholders—such as sponsors, contract research organizations (CROs), regulatory bodies, and investigational sites—is crucial to mitigate risks and address potential logistical challenges that may arise throughout the trial duration. Ultimately, efficient clinical trial logistics contribute to the reliability of trial outcomes and the successful delivery of new therapies to the market.