
FEATURED ARTICLES
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The Dream Is EHR-To-EDC — eSource Is The Wake-Up Call
EHR-to-EDC integration promises efficiency but struggles with interoperability, compliance, and site adoption. eSource emerges as the real bridge, with case studies like MSK proving it can cut setup times, boost accuracy, and lighten site workload.
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Paving The Way For Sites To Use Their Own Tech
The DTRA has released a detailed playbook to help clinical research sites use their own validated technology in sponsor-led trials. The "Bring Your Own Technology" (BYOT) model aims to reduce tech overload at sites, improve efficiency, and preserve regulatory compliance — starting with eConsent as its first use case.
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Feasibility/Site Selection Process Ripe For Improvement
One key to a more effective feasibility process is more transparent communications and collaboration between sponsors, CROs, and sites. Sponsors must provide clear information to each site to enable a more accurate recruitment assessment, and sites must properly digest the information to give an accurate projection. But how?
WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES
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Everest Group Life Eciences eCOA Peak Matrix Assesment 2025
Discover how digital platforms are revolutionizing clinical trials by improving data quality and patient engagement in this comprehensive market assessment.
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Preparing The Next Generation Of Clinical Research Professionals
Explore the live EDC platform that enabled Durham Tech to create a model for future-forward, hands-on education in clinical research.
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Patient-Focused Data Capture For Cancer Research
In a field where innovation is constant and patient experience is pivotal, oncology demands eCOA solutions designed to balance scientific rigor with human realities.
NEWS
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