Newsletter | February 27, 2025

02.27.25 -- Bring-Your-Own-Device For eCOA — Is It Worth It?

FEATURED EDITORIAL

Bring-Your-Own-Device For eCOA — Is It Worth It?

At the recent SCOPE Summit, four experts in data management, monitoring, site operations, and tech weighed the pros and cons of adopting bring-your-own-device requirements for clinical trial eCOAs.

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

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.

Understanding The Importance Of Phase 4 Trials

Uncover how Phase 4 trials play an essential role in gathering additional real-world data on the treatment’s performance over a longer period of time and in more diverse patient populations.

Overcoming Issues Of Non-Enrolling Sites In Clinical Trials

Explore the challenges of non-enrolling sites in clinical trials, focusing on the benefits of leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in addressing those issues.

Building An Analytics Culture In Clinical Development

Discover how embracing fast and flexible clinical analytics can help you address clinical questions and provide real-time insights into data issues as they arise.

Why Portable 6-Lead Devices Are The Future Of Cardiac Monitoring

Explore advanced technologies that offer a remote solution to maintain rigorous standards for ECG assessment while adapting your trial to have a more patient-centered design.

5 Ways Lab Data Can Help Commercialize Your Therapy

In this text, we delve into five pivotal insights for leveraging lab data effectively.

Beyond Integration: Flexible Orchestration Of IRT And eCOA Solutions

Consider how integrated response technologies and electronic clinical outcomes assessments can improve configurability, study start-up, and flexible mid-study changes.