REAL-WORLD DATA (RWD) / REAL-WORD EVIDENCE (RWE) INSIGHTS
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Is Double Programming Really Required For Validation?
Double programming has been the gold standard for validation, but technological advancements and improved sponsor oversight of CRO deliverables have introduced more efficient and reliable alternatives.
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Meaningful Industry Change Means Balancing Tech And Human Touch
Technology and AI/ML are advancing at an unprecedented pace, and we must not lose sight of our industry's core: human-to-human interaction.
RWD/RWE RESOURCES
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Why Research Sites Don't Use EMR As The Source Data Collection Tool
Examine the limitations of using Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) in clinical research compared to eSource systems.
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6 Key Ways Real-World Data Is Accelerating Breast Cancer Therapies
Real-world data (RWD) is increasingly vital for advancing breast cancer research, and leveraging TA datasets allows researchers and clinicians to address pressing challenges.
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2024 MedTech Regulatory Updates: 4 Areas Of Interest
In 2024, McKinsey's projections foresee a promising year for the MedTech industry, driven by innovation but shadowed by regulatory uncertainty.
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Enhancing Clinical Trials By Linking Them To RWD
Learn how integrating participant trial data and real-world data into a standard EDC system can promote success in obtaining IRB approval.
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Accelerating Innovation In Clinical Trials With Real-World Data
Learn about the challenge to access and connect to real-world data (RWD) – including EHR, claims, lab, and other data types once patient data is de-identified for trial purposes.
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Readying Your Clinical Trial For Linkage With Real-World Data
Discover why the near ubiquity of real-world data (RWD) sources has prompted sponsors to consider RWD’s role in study programs and regulatory bodies to issue guidance on their use in clinical development.
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Understanding Phase 4 Trials: A Critical Component Of Post-Marketing Insight
Uncover how Phase 4 trials play an essential role in gathering additional real-world data on the treatment’s performance over a longer period of time and in more diverse patient populations.