INSIGHTS ON CLINICAL TRIAL TECHNOLOGIES

• The Future Of Remote Patient Monitoring In Decentralized Clinical Trials

  Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is not just an innovation—it's a catalyst redefining how clinical research is conducted in the digital age.

• Castor eConsent: Site View

  Study coordinators aim to enroll participants efficiently through a partnership that leverages direct-to-patient marketing to streamline recruitment.

• The Role Of Technology In Improving Site Performance

  Explore how clinical trial sponsors can benefit from the growing use of electronic source (eSource) technology at research sites.

• SCOPE 2026 In The Rear-View Mirror

  Another SCOPE Summit is in the record books, and it was jam-packed with informative sessions. Themes included patient-centricity, AI (no surprise here), patient recruitment, and much more.

• Overcoming Complex Patient Recruitment Challenges With Data

  4/15/2025

  Overcome roadblocks to recruiting patients for rare disease clinical trials with RWD and RWE, including lack of diagnosis and stringent I/E criteria, geographic dispersion, and high dropout rates.

• Digging Through The Hype: Can AI/ML Assist Clinical Development?

  11/14/2024

  AI has great potential to enhance the efforts of your team members by accelerating data interactions. Watch this webinar and discover how AI can improve clinical trial outcomes and data management.

• Stop Guessing On Trial Feasibility: Simulating Patient Recruitment With AI

  5/28/2026

  Simulate enrollment, endpoints, and criteria with integrated data and synthetic populations to test protocol feasibility early — refining design and reducing recruitment and regulatory risks.

• Bringing Local Payments To International Clinical Trials

  3/18/2026

  Modernize clinical trials by replacing slow international wires with local digital payments. Reduce participant friction and ensure fair, instant reimbursements across the globe.

• What Does 2025 Hold For Pharma?

  1/17/2025

  Look at what’s in store for pharma and life science in 2025. While we see many recurring themes, 2025 promises to be filled with unexpected — and possibly unprecedented — developments.