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• NeuraLace Doubles Clinical Trial Enrollment & Improves Participant Compliance With EDC & ePRO

  Find out how one company dedicated to producing innovative non-invasive chronic pain therapies was able to engage its patients in new ways.

• Analyzing The FDA's Approach To Diversity In Clinical Trials

  Learn how utilizing diverse data resources and collaborating with stakeholders enables sponsors to foster a culture of inclusivity, meet regulatory requirements and ultimately advance medical science.

• A Beginner's Guide To Compliant Electronic Source Data Capture

  With today’s complex trials, the expectation of gathering faster results in an increasingly decentralized environment is only increasing, imploring investigators to implement electronic source data capture systems. How can researchers ensure this is done correctly? Leveraging the right technology to standardize a compliant process for source data capture is a proven way to reach these goals.

• The New Blueprint For Oncology Trials: Agility, Consistency, & Scale

  Oncology trials are increasingly complex, exposing gaps in traditional operations; consistency, scalability, and agility help teams adapt faster and reduce inefficiencies.

• SMART On FHIR: Auto-Populate eCRFs On Study Day 1

  Get an overview of SMART on Fast Healthcare Interoperability (FHIR) for clinical trials, including workflow improvements, real-world data (RWD) integration, and reducing researcher burnout.

• 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.

• Save Time And Money By Using AI To Compare CRO Proposals

  Examine tried and true methods of finding outsource partners with the up-and-coming AI technologies that aim to make that process quicker, easier, and possibly cheaper.

• What's Trending In The Biopharma And Biotech Industries

  With improved access to affordable digital technologies and a regulatory emphasis on diversity in patient recruitment, check out several highlights of the most notable projections in 2023.

• Sustainable Clinical Trials Through eClinical Innovation

  Clinical trials are essential to advancing medicine, yet they carry significant environmental costs. Inefficiencies not only drive emissions but also risk drug shortages and trial delays, and clinical technology solutions offer a pathway to more sustainable research.

• Improving Site Efficiency With Automated Drug Resupply And Forecasting

  Interactive Response Technology (IRT) can transform site operations by replacing error-prone manual processes with real-time, automated systems that relieve some of the burden on trial sites.