ARTICLES, APP NOTES, CASE STUDIES, & WHITE PAPERS

• Enhancing Oncology Trials With Clinical Platform Solutions

  This example involves a top 10 pharmaceutical company and explores how they were able to improve oncology trial efficiency, safety, patient experience, and more using a platform approach.

• Preparing Studies With eConsent For IRB Approval

  Understand how eConsent can benefit trials and align with IRB ethical commitments, how to prepare your IRB submission for approval, and the future impact of large language models.

• Revolutionizing Clinical Trial Feasibility

  Transform feasibility into a continuous, data-driven process, that helps sponsors streamline trial planning, maintain timelines, and deliver therapies to patients faster.

• EDC Selected To Support Biotech Advances In Diabetes

  Find out why one leading biotechnology company keeps choosing this eClinical technologies and services provider for EDC assistance.

• Providing Drug Supply Support In Complex Environments Through IRT

  Learn how applying predictive data analytics can enable the creation of an ideal supply strategy capable of reducing the need for extra shipments, manual oversight, and supply waste.

• Streamlined Site Study Start-Up

  Explore the critical process of Study Start-Up (SSU) in clinical trials, with an emphasis on the collaborative efforts of sponsors and research sites to enhance efficiency and reduce timelines.

• We Need Regulatory Clarity—Not Complexity In Clinical Trial Technology

  The current U.S. deregulatory momentum should not diminish compliance standards but instead serve as a call to streamline and modernize regulatory guidance.

• Readying Your Clinical Trial For Linkage With Real-World Data

  Discover why the near ubiquity of real-world data (RWD) sources has prompted sponsors to consider RWD’s role in study programs and regulatory bodies to issue guidance on their use in clinical development.

• Clinical Trial Technology Report Showcases 2023 Trends: Site Enablement, eISFs, And Integrations

  Dive into six insights to stay on top of the rapidly shifting research industry and to ensure your research organization doesn’t get left behind. 

• Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Clinical Trials

  Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is revolutionizing clinical trials by enabling participants and researchers to use their own smartphones, tablets, or computers to collect and manage data.