Article | October 8, 2026

What Is IRT And How Does It Impact Clinical Trials?

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Before automated systems, randomisation meant sealed envelopes, matched kit numbers, and a site-level process that worked only for simple designs and invited human error. Interactive response technology (IRT) changes that by moving randomisation, blind protection, and supply management into one centralised system.

Explore how these systems handle randomisation and inventory with a process that is automated and centralised. The source also points to an often-overlooked benefit: electronic handling of drug accountability, returns, and destruction. Explore how each function shapes trial efficiency and the quality of information available during a study.

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