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When asked what clinical research professionals should leave behind in 2025, quite a few lamented the stale, even problematic, approach to clinical trial design. Here's what they want done differently in 2026.

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  • A New, AI-Augmented Horizon For Safety And Pharmacovigilance

    Is your organization leveraging AI to maximize efficiency in safety and regulatory workflows? If not, explore how these technologies are slated to improve industry approaches in 2026.

  • Precise, Consistent, Faster Medical Coding For Clinical Trials

    Rave Coder provides medical coding for verbatim terms from Rave EDC and external sources using the MedDRA, WHODrug and JDrug dictionaries. Rave Coder centralizes and streamlines medical coding, delivering key benefits to sites, coding specialists and data managers.

  • Rave TSDV - Improve CRA Efficiency And Reduce Site Burden

    Source data verification (SDV) is a critical activity within clinical trial monitoring, yet the traditional approach focused on 100% SDV is limited in its ability to quickly identify issues and prevent them from recurring. Rave TSDV (Targeted SDV), unified with Rave EDC, enables CRAs to focus on critical to quality (CtQ) factors identified within risk management activities.

  • Medidata RBQM – Your Path To Clinical Operations Excellence

    Medidata RBQM (Risk-Based Quality Management) provides the technology and experience to transform your approach to clinical operations towards risk-based study execution models. Now you can continuously monitor data from anywhere, allowing you to innovate and optimize your approach to trial design, physical and virtual  interactions with sites, and holistic portfolio strategy.

  • Optimize Your Endpoint Adjudication On A Single Platform

    Medidata Adjudicate is part of the Medidata Clinical Cloud™, and offers a cloud-based, end-to-end solution, with easily configurable modules enabling quick setup to manage endpoint adjudication in clinical trials. Medidata Adjudicate supports investigator sites, sponsors, CROs, data managers, and the CEC in collecting, managing, organizing, adjudicating and submitting clinical endpoint data.

  • Drive Efficiencies And Speed With Secure, Remote Monitoring

    Medidata Remote Source Review is a cloud-based solution that rapidly and remotely enables monitors to acquire critical documents, automates document workflows to the right monitor for the right study and site and allows him/her to review documents to support SDV and SDR. This allows for real-time assessment of subject safety and data quality compared to traditional onsite monitoring efforts.

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