Clinical Technologies Webinars
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Manage Exponential Data Growth With Medidata Clinical Data Studio
6/19/2025
Bring study teams together like never before for total data quality oversight.
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Clinical Data Studio: A Single Data Review Platform Fostering Unification Across Groups
6/19/2025
This end-to-end digital review platform can assist both your risk management team and data management team, improving speed and facilitating database lock times.
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Overview Of Central eSource From CRIO
6/18/2025
Central eSource transforms the conduct of clinical trials by replacing disparate, site-specific source templates with a unified, sponsor-designed framework.
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Achieve Financial Management Success With Rave CTFM
6/17/2025
Achieve operational and resource planning success for your clinical trial with the help of Rave Clinical Trial Financial Management (CTFM).
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Transforming Oncology Trials With Next-Gen eCOA
6/9/2025
With the FDA stating last fall that the “patient’s voice” is key to understanding real-world-impacts, eCOAs and ePROs are becoming quintessential tools for cancer trials.
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Facilitate Widespread Outpatient Immunotherapy Treatments With DHTs
6/6/2025
An expert panel explores how the industry leverages digital innovation to manage immunotherapy risks and critical next steps toward deploying scalable, technology-driven CRS monitoring solutions.
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The Role Of Technology In Improving Site Performance
5/29/2025
Explore how clinical trial sponsors can benefit from the growing use of electronic source (eSource) technology at research sites.
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Verana Health: Where Quality Powers Insights
5/28/2025
Drive innovation by improving your digital health in ophthalmology, urology, and neurology.
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Utilizing Curated Data To Boost Your Urology Research And Innovation
5/28/2025
Obtain robust data from a reputable source to boost your urology research and propel your life science company's innovation in the urology space.
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Make Sense Of Unstructured Data In Neurology, Urology, and Ophthalmology
5/28/2025
Transform your data and, ultimately, patient outcomes across three major therapeutic areas: Neurology, Urology, and Ophthalmology.