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6 Ways EDC Systems Can Benefit Preclinical Labs
Preclinical labs, which have typically relied heavily on spreadsheet-based data collection, are perfect candidates for electronic data capture. Read on for several ways EDC offers improvements to preclinical research.
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Still Using Paper CRFs in Clinical Trials?
How does a fully remote trial look from start to finish? Our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Leigh Mack, walks us through it step-by-step.
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New to Using EDC? TrialKit Makes Paperless Clinical Trials Simple
The TrialKit platform was designed to be simple enough to learn for first time EDC users but sophisticated enough to handle late phase trials and studies with complex sets of data.
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ePRO Now Available on Android Devices via TrialKit
TrialKit’s ePRO functionality, now available for download on Google Play, can be easily accessed by clinicians and patients alike from any smartphone or tablet.
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EHR to EDC Interoperability: Problem Solved
Two cutting-edge software companies have solved the dilemma of retrieving unstructured EHR data and populating EDC with structured clinical trial data.
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TrialKit Allows Researchers to Easily Employ Core Motion and HealthKit™ on iPhone® and Apple Watch® in Clinical Trials
TrialKit, a fully-featured eClinical platform, utilizes the latest in mobile technology to provide researchers with the most efficient method for clinical trial data collection. It is a regulatory compliant, ready-to-use native mobile app offering numerous features, including medical coding and ePRO.
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The Future of Clinical Research: Packaged in an App
Now available on the App Store, TrialKit™ is an EDC system that enables researchers to build, deploy and manage an unlimited number of regulatory compliant studies entirely on a mobile device with no programming involved. This native mobile app makes enrolling and engaging study participants simple and straightforward for research teams.
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Losing dsNavigator? Look No Further for a Medical Coding System
Clinical research coding professionals tout TrialKit Coder as the best medical coding system available on the market to replace dsNavigator.
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Managing Medical Coding Dictionary Updates in Clinical Trials
Medical coding dictionaries are intentionally maintained and updated over time. As medicine advances, new therapies emerge, safety knowledge expands, and clinical terminology becomes more precise, organizations responsible for maintaining dictionaries such as MedDRA and WHODrug publish regular updates to keep pace. For sponsors and CROs, those updates present an ongoing operational consideration. While current terminology…
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Clinical Trial Software Company Focuses on Patientricity with Programmable Wearable Technology
Crucial Data Solutions presented at the SCDM 2016 Annual Conference in San Diego. CDS garnered second place for the Technology Innovation Award in 2016.
