ARTICLES, APP NOTES, CASE STUDIES, & WHITE PAPERS

• What Universalized Terminology Means For Decentralized Research

  Many DCT stakeholders have attempted to release terminology guides as it relates to their own dealings, however, there had never been a wide range of universalized DCT terms until now. 

• Where PRO Strategy Goes Wrong

  PRO and COA strategy is now central to trial success. Organizations that capture meaningful patient experience data will gain stronger evidence and a regulatory advantage.

• Flatiron Prospective Evidence Generation

  Explore prospective evidence generation and pragmatic approaches that can help you address staffing challenges and the issue of complexity that is driving up the failure rate of clinical studies.

• Reliable Methods For Examining Long-Term Wearables In Gait & Sway

  Review this evaluation framework for wear duration when confirming if wearable sensor-based methods for capturing gait and balance impairment in the free-living environment are fit for purpose.

• Breaking Free From Process Paralysis In Clinical Trials

  Explore the implementation of CRIO’s eSource solution by a leading pharmaceutical company to overcome process paralysis in clinical research.

• Unlocking The Power Of Real-World Evidence In FDA Submissions

  Understand the gaps between how data is collected in real-world evidence (RWE) and randomized clinical trials (RCT) and how RWE is quickly finding ways to catch up.

• What Is ePRO?

  Real-time patient reporting improves data quality and trial insight. Digital tools cut missing data, enable remote participation, and clarify how treatments affect daily life.

• When To Use Wearables In A Clinical Trial And How to Get Started

  Wearables work best when they close real measurement gaps — from irregular symptoms to mobility and sleep. In a unified data environment, they deliver richer insights without added complexity.

• How eCOA Improves Data Quality In Clinical Trials

  eCOA solutions enhance data quality in clinical trials by preventing common issues in paper-based COA data, such as missing, ambiguous, or conflicting entries, and ensuring reliable data collection.

• The Future Of Wearable Technology In Clinical Trials

  Learn how wearable technology is reshaping the future of clinical trials, offering opportunities to collect continuous, real-time health data while improving patient access and engagement.