Decentralized Trial Technology Videos

  1. Why Site Burden Goes Beyond eSource 6/12/2026

    Beth Harper explains why the real problem is broader than eSource and why sponsors should integrate around the systems sites already use.

  2. Ask Sites What Technology They Already Use 6/12/2026

    Rosie Filling says sponsors should stop guessing and ask sites what tech they use so teams can design with sites, not just for them.

  3. Why Standards Matter At Scale 6/12/2026

    Joe Dustin shows why custom integrations do not scale and why standards are essential for efficiently connecting many sites.

  4. Site Tech, Integration, And Reducing Burden 6/12/2026

    Beth Harper, Rosie Filling, and Joe Dustin discuss site tech, integration, and how sponsors can reduce burden while improving flow.

  5. Paying Sites To Reduce Burden 6/12/2026

    Beth Harper and Rosie Filling discuss site burden, enrollment pressure, and why sponsors should help pay for technology and training.

  6. Validation And Why Sponsors Say Yes 6/12/2026

    Joe Dustin explains why validation documentation and sponsor benefit are key to getting approval for site-system integration.

  7. Together, We Are On A Mission: Enabling Treatments To Reach Patients 4/22/2026

    This AI-powered digital clinical trials platform enhances speed, scale, and patient access in clinical research, accelerating medicines for thousands of conditions without treatment or cure.

  8. On-site ePRO Solutions For Flexible Data Collection Across Devices 3/17/2026

    Optimize flexible electronic patient-reported outcomes that allow participants to switch between site-owned devices, personal hardware, and remote completion.

  9. Designed To Help Sites Increase Clinical Trial Capacity 7/25/2025

    IQVIA One Home for Sites is a platform that serves as a neutral aggregator, connector, and communicator of the key systems and tasks a clinical research site needs to perform across all the trials it is conducting.

  10. Real-World DHT Adherence Insights And Good Practices 7/10/2025

    While advances in sensors and device design are improving wearability, successful data collection still hinges on participant adherence. The session highlights why addressing this can’t be an afterthought.