CLINICAL TRIAL PATIENT TECHNOLOGY INSIGHTS
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How AI Is Changing Clinical Trial Design, Not Just Speed
The real AI opportunity in clinical trials isn’t efficiency – it’s simulating better studies before enrollment begins.
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What Is Clinical Trials Day? Why Technology Helps Research Rise
Clinical Trials Day (May 20) recognizes the legacy of evidence-based medicine and the modern workforce that delivers it, increasingly with help from research technology.
ECOA RESOURCES
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A paradigm shift may be necessary to increase the adoption of Electronic Clinical Outcome Assessments (eCOA) in clinical research. Explore six pivotal areas where eCOA standards can be improved.
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A Japan-based pharmaceutical development company utilized Signant's eCOA solutions and knowledge to ensure the reliability of endpoints in their Phase 3 and extended-duration CNS trials.
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Paper-based assessments add operational and regulatory risk — from poor data quality to delayed insights — quietly threatening timelines, compliance, and trial confidence.
ECONSENT RESOURCES
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Electronic data capture (EDC) is straightforward, in theory. However, not every EDC is purpose-designed for ease of use by study teams, and some are easier to use and more intuitive than others.
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Discover how Medable and industry leaders are accelerating clinical research and transforming patient care in the era of digital innovation.
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Effortlessly conduct multi-center clinical trials worldwide for drug development with Castor’s EDC and CDMS platforms, including eCOA, ePRO, EHR eSource, eConsent, and IRT modules.
EPRO RESOURCES
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Bridge the gap between clinic and home with flexible data capture. Use any device to ensure consistent, real-time data entry and improve compliance throughout the study lifecycle.
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This study examines participant convenience and compliance, aiming to understand and address the challenges faced by site personnel in global trials.
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Discover how transitioning multiple studies from on-site to at-home assessments improved patient retention and recruitment for a global neurology program.