Sites and patients have complicated views on telehealth in trials. Here’s what the evidence shows about who benefits, who bears the burden, and where the limits are.
- Enabling Cloud Computing In DCTs For Remote Data Capture, Monitoring, And More (Part 1)
- Safe And Sustainable DCTs and Hybrid Trials (Part 2)
- Forget More Clinical Tech, We Need More Adoption
- Joe Dustin: Sites Are Driving Clinical Tech Evolution
- How Salk And Sabin Helped Create The Modern Clinical Trial
- How To Operationalize AI-Enabled eTMF Systems Under The EU AI Act (Part 2)
- How AI-Enabled eTMF Systems Are Impacted By The EU AI Act (Part 1)
- Making AI Safety Routine: How Sites And Sponsors Can Continuously Monitor Clinical AI
ARTICLES, APP NOTES, CASE STUDIES, & WHITE PAPERS
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Digital/Hybrid Trials Deliver Greater ROI Than Traditional Trials
In this paper, Tufts CSDD outlines why and how modernized clinical trials can drive greater savings (up to $40,000,000 per study) than traditional trials.
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How To Streamline The Complexity Of Clinical Trials
Streamlining intricate end-to-end processes ensures that data moves with speed and security, converting the current landscape of logistical bottlenecks into a transparent, high-efficiency engine.
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Simply Digital: Trial Technologies Help Reduce Oncology's Burden
Oncology trials are notorious for presenting participants and sites with many challenges. With the FDA having put its support behind digital tools, learn how they make oncology trials easier for everyone.
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3 Steps To Improve Site Acceptance Of ePRO In Medical Device Trials
Discover how with the proper understanding of a site’s barriers, early engagement, and prioritizing effective training, site acceptance of ePRO can be improved.
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Three Benefits Of Centralizing Global Content For eCOA Migration
Now, more than ever, sponsors aim to empower the global patient voice through patient-centric technologies—including providing wearable technologies and using electronic clinical outcome assessments (eCOAs) to collect patient data.
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2024: The Year Of EHR eSource In Clinical Trials
Discover the power of EHR eSource in 2024—unlock 10 compelling reasons to elevate your approach and enhance clinical research outcomes.
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Why eConsent Makes Such A Difference In Patient Adherence And Engagement
Explore how consent is a critical step that can greatly influence patient enrollment, adherence and retention in the trial.
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Build Versus Buy: What's The Best Tech Tool For Study Activation?
In the case of study activation, there are several compelling reasons that buying an appropriate purpose-built system is a better choice than taking on the challenge of building a study activation tool.
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Why Now Is The Right Time To Adopt eConsent
As much as eConsent helps staff, participants are also likely to prefer it over traditional paper methods. Explore the benefits of eConsent and some strategic steps sites can take right now to adopt the process.
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How AI Activates The Full Potential Of Wearables In Clinical Research
Wearables provide continuous real‑world insights, and AI turns raw sensor data into meaningful evidence. With unified data infrastructure, studies gain more reliable, patient‑centered endpoints.
FROM THE EDITOR
- Telehealth In Clinical Trials: What Sites And Patients Think
- Telehealth In Clinical Trials: What You Need To Know
- Forget More Clinical Tech, We Need More Adoption
- Joe Dustin: Sites Are Driving Clinical Tech Evolution
- How Salk And Sabin Helped Create The Modern Clinical Trial
- Why HEOR Keeps Arriving Too Late — And How ClinOps Can Fix It
- FDA Vs. MHRA Vs. EMA: Differences In Externally Controlled Trials
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