CLINICAL TRIAL PATIENT TECHNOLOGY INSIGHTS
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When The System Breaks, Who Pays? SCRS On Site Tech Gaps
SCRS CSSO Jimmy Bechtel on why clinical site tech integration is an architecture problem – and who bears the risk when remote systems fail.
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HTA, Digital Twins, And Building Clinical Tech That Lasts
ISPOR CEO Rob Abbott on HTA-integrated trial design, digital twin evidence gaps, SaMD’s continuous update problem, and the one change he’d mandate for clinical tech.
ECOA RESOURCES
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Explore how Interactive Response Technologies (IRTs) built around microservices models can provide faster initial builds, more rapid change management, and improved built-in test automation.
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In this comprehensive guide, IQVIA's eCOA library and licensing specialists, Kayla Doyle and Piero Bindi, explore five essential steps for obtaining licenses for the assessments required in your clinical trial.
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Historically, the patient perspective was captured during site visits, paper diaries, and questionnaires. Review today's platforms for collecting electronic clinical outcome assessments.
ECONSENT RESOURCES
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Drawing inspiration from real-world instances within the pharmaceutical and medical device sectors, watch as industry experts unravel the pivotal role of eConsent in optimizing modern clinical trials.
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Discover how this collaborative approach and tailored recommendations led to the successful implementation of an eConsent tool for a kidney cancer study with U.S. Renal Care.
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Signant SmartSignals® Unified Platform streamlines clinical trials by integrating eConsent, data collection, remote consultations, and randomization, simplifying workflows for patients and site staff.
EPRO RESOURCES
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Delve into five ways this biotech company was able to successfully deliver data quality and compliance for large-scale trials while developing next-generation blood tests for early cancer detection.
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The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) model, supported by Trialkit, is an innovative approach in clinical trials that allows participants to use personal smartphones or tablets for data collection.
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Real-time patient reporting improves data quality and trial insight. Digital tools cut missing data, enable remote participation, and clarify how treatments affect daily life.