INSIGHTS ON CLINICAL TRIAL TECHNOLOGIES
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The Role Of Real World Evidence To Support US FDA And TGA Registrations
Real world evidence (RWE) can contribute valuable information to new medicine registrations, in particular, for diseases that are difficult to assess in randomized clinical trials (RCTs) and for emerging technologies.
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Digitizing Multilingual COAs: A Practical Guide
With pen and paper becoming obsolete in the digital era, shifting to electronic Clinical Outcome Assessments (eCOAs) is becoming more critical than ever. Download the available checklist for a guide through the four main steps required to ensure a successful English build and language migration.
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Top 5 Challenges Of Decentralized Clinical Trials And How To Overcome Them
As we begin to look beyond the COVID-19 pandemic, it is important to take a closer look at some of the hurdles faced in implementing decentralized trials and how to address them.
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How Life Sciences Organizations Can Accomplish More With Data Management
You can transition from disparate data sources, inconsistent data management, and risk-prone compliance to a business culture that thrives on insight, streamlined and secure data management, and efficient, low-risk compliance practices. The Sikich life sciences team can help you achieve this quickly with industry-optimized cloud software and a wealth of expertise.
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Televisits In Clinical Trials: Why Integrate A Telemedicine Feature In Your eCOA Trials?4/25/2022
If remote visits are planned in both decentralized and hybrid trials, how precisely do the televisits work and how beneficial can this really be to study patients, site staff, and sponsors?
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How To Optimize Adherence Of Wearables In Your Clinical Research5/19/2022
Learn about the top three factors to consider when working to maximize protocol adherence and minimize missing data in a technology-enabled clinical trial.
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5 Skills That Tomorrow’s Data Managers Will Need To Succeed3/2/2023
In order to glean the benefits from today’s ever-rising tidal wave of data, tomorrow’s data managers will need to rely on these five crucial skills.
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A Leading Academic Medical Center Monitors Newly Diagnosed Myeloma Patients5/20/2022
Learn how eCOA helped to motivate patients and increased engagement around experiences outside of the clinical setting, which otherwise may have gone unmentioned.
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Patient Voice Impacts Treatment Experience6/17/2022
Download this guide for five key recommendations on how to build an eCOA strategy in your next oncology trial that keeps your patient's voice front and center in their care.
CLINICAL TRIAL TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS
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With caseloads inflating by 30–50% annually and regulations undergoing continuous change, efficient case management and maintaining compliance are important concerns. What if you could address these concerns while also reducing the manual effort of your safety and pharmacovigilance team by 50%?
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Oracle Safety Cloud offers the industry’s broadest platform of integrated systems and workflows to drive greater compliance and data insight while automating processes. See how you can detect risks earlier, automate processes, and increase compliance with unified multivigilance.
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The Medidata Clinical Cloud transforms the clinical trial experience for patients, sponsors, CROs and research sties. As the industry’s only unified platform dedicated to clinical research, the Medidata Clinical Cloud address the holistic research process from start to finish.
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Unleash the power of unified data & processes with our next generation stacked platform. Our end to end solution and flexible offerings allow organizations to automate data ingestion, apply AI-driven analytics, synchronize cross-functional review cycles and generate reliable data faster.
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Medidata Rave EDC (Electronic Data Capture) is the most commonly used clinical trial system for capturing, managing, cleaning and reporting site-, patient- and lab-reported data. Rave EDC is the cornerstone of the Medidata Clinical Cloud™ - a unified clinical research platform that streamlines workflows, eliminates the need for data reconciliation and delivers cross-study and cross-functional (patients, sites, data management, monitoring, clinical supply, etc.) data insights.