EDC/Data Management Featured Articles
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Is Double Programming Really Required For Validation?
3/10/2025
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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Not What I Expected From A Vendor Conference
9/12/2024
Dan Schell recounts some of his key takeaways after attending the Veeva R&D Quality Summit in Boston in September 2024. Some of the topics discussed include DCTs, eCOA, and the need to simplify tech integration at sites.
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Why We Need Technology Consolidation In Clinical Trials
8/16/2024
As more and more trial designs incorporate technologies that generate an immense amount of data, data managers struggle to continuously interconnect disparate systems and standardize data. All of this fuels the need for technology consolidation.
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How Will IQVIA One Home for Sites™ Simplify Clinical Trial Technology?
7/24/2024
IQVIA Technologies leaders answer questions from sponsors, sites, CROs, and tech vendors about their aggregation platform that provides single sign-on across sponsors, studies, and systems.
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Acquiring Data From The Source: The Future Of EHR-to-EDC Technology
7/23/2024
Learn about the benefits of employing EHR-to-EDC technology in the areas of clinical research, clinical trials, and data management in this Q&A with Mariel Boyd, Senior Product Manager at Flatiron Health.
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Pitfalls And Possibilities: EHRs To RWD Via EDC
7/5/2023
Consider DIA GCP & QA Community Chair Terry Katz’s perspective on repurposing and analyzing EHR data for clinical research.
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Understanding Data Collection And Management In Decentralized Clinical Trials (DCTs)
5/18/2023
When it comes to wading into the muddy waters of a DCT, it's important to specify the risks up front and determine how decentralization is appropriate for each protocol. From a data collection and management standpoint, there is plenty to consider in terms of data flow management through multiple sources and systems.