CLINICAL TRIAL PATIENT TECHNOLOGY INSIGHTS
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Digital Endpoints Are Ready. Clinical Development Isn't
Regulatory guidance and validation science for digital endpoints are solid. The real barrier is cross-functional execution – and the cost of waiting is compounding.
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Why Clinical Trial Data Cleaning Must Go Continuous (And How To Do It)
Cleaning data is no longer an afterthought; it’s a continuous, risk-based must-have that protects integrity, ensures compliance, and drives reliable results.
ECOA RESOURCES
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Today, patients are exposed to sophisticated technology, which presents a huge opportunity to elevate engagement. Consider some common elements when initiating engagement during clinical development.
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Learn how SaaS technology can revolutionize clinical trial launches by improving transparency, increasing control, and streamlining efficiency.
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Medable, Inc's new oncology offering is an end-to-end suite that includes an extensive eCOA library, pre-built and validated DCT applications such as Total Consent and Televisit, and protocol design consulting.
ECONSENT RESOURCES
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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.
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Participant-focused eClinical technologies offer significant potential to decrease paper-based processes and improve end-user experiences in collecting patient-reported outcomes (PRO) and informed consent, but many users continue to experience rigid technology, complicated hardware provisioning processes, and clunky implementations that leave sponsors, CROs and sites questioning the value.
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Given study decentralization and the many electronic sources of data now available, it is time for sponsors and contract research organizations to face the inevitable: EDCs need to be “sunsetted.”
EPRO RESOURCES
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Willie Muehlhausen, Co-CEO and Founder of Safira Clinical Research, and Tim Davis, VP of Strategy at MyVeeva for Patients, discuss how ePRO delivery needs to change to better serve modern trials.
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Today, patients are exposed to sophisticated technology, which presents a huge opportunity to elevate engagement. Consider some common elements when initiating engagement during clinical development.
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Participant-focused eClinical technologies offer significant potential to decrease paper-based processes and improve end-user experiences in collecting patient-reported outcomes (PRO) and informed consent, but many users continue to experience rigid technology, complicated hardware provisioning processes, and clunky implementations that leave sponsors, CROs and sites questioning the value.