Newsletter | April 10, 2025

04.10.25 -- 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 (BYOD) requirements for clinical trial eCOAs.

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

The Catch-22 Of eConsent: A Missed Opportunity For Improved Trials

Drawing on evidence from scientific literature, we examine the pitfalls that have hindered its success and propose actionable solutions to unlock its true value in clinical research.

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.

5 Essential Capabilities For Decentralized Clinical Trials

Learn how to develop and utilize a successful DCT framework, enabling your study to enhance patient access, improve data quality, and streamline study operations.

3 IRT Tactics Being Used To Streamline Supply Logistics

Shipping and storing leading-edge therapeutics require complex logistics, but enhanced automation and process simplification ensure that sites and patients have the drugs they need when they need them.

A Data-Driven Approach To Clinical Trial Site Selection

By incorporating data-driven site selection and verification, sponsors can optimize resource allocation, enhance protocol compliance, and improve overall trial integrity.

Wearable DHT 10: Foundations, Regulations, And Real-World Applications

What is digital health technology (DHT ) and how are wearable DHTs changing clinical trials?

Transforming Field Rep Success

As the demand for efficient medical information access increases, adopting information management tools is essential.