02.10.23 -- The 5Vs Of Collecting Clinical Data

Not all data is created equal. Our data strategies need to be commensurate with the risks, complexity, and value of the data collected. If the true value of data is to be realized, it must be collected and captured in accordance with the five “V” dimensions: volume, variety, velocity, veracity, and value.

In this blog, delve into a basic understanding of the EDC system and its role in clinical trials.

Explore how connecting clinical trial data and real-world data can provide a fuller view of the patient journey and enhance evidence generation.

Data capture entries, when left unresolved, not only create more work for monitors and coordinators, but delay interim and final locks.

The technology researchers use to manage data collection for clinical trials has not kept pace with the industry’s rapid growth. Innovative software solutions and interoperability breakthroughs are out there, but the clinical research world has been slow to adapt.

Find out how data capture and management activities, programming, and medical writing for a clinical study report were supported to solve the major diagnostic challenge of distinguishing between bacterial and viral infections.

Instituting risk-based quality management (RBQM) and adjusting to the influx of direct-from-patient data requires data operations to decommission linear processes and adopt a holistic, agile approach that embraces data science and central monitoring.

With Pharmaprojects, leverage your mastery of the R&D space to create winning strategies, identify the right drugs to license, and support the key decisions that will drive your company forward.

Every day, clinical trials are incorporating more virtual components, becoming more decentralized, and focusing on the patient. Clinical trial data is no longer limited to traditional form data. What if you had the ability to collect and manage all your clinical data in one place?

Talent shortage is causing a backlog in clinical studies. One position critical to helping ease this jam is clinical trial managers, who serve as the primary organizers and supervisors over the trial. If you work at a small biopharma company, this article is for you.

Monitoring aspects of a clinical trial have been costly and very process-laden, but are we stuck forever with our current monitoring standards? Find out more in the first blog within this RBQM series.

Regulators have made it abundantly clear, through recent guidance and inspection findings, that compliance responsibility for an outsourced trial lies with the sponsor — and not the service provider.

elluminate RBQM provides clinical teams with a single platform for all study data sources to support a more focused, data-driven monitoring effort that enables active oversight and improves the compliance of a clinical trial.