Clinical research professionals now have the ability to incorporate IWRS functionality into their workflow with TrialKit’s recent update.
In this post, we reveal some tips and techniques for designing powerful and purposeful CRFs that fuel accurate data collection.
As we bid farewell to 2018 and begin rounding the corner to 2019, we find ourselves reflecting on all we’ve achieved this year. Our team enjoyed supporting research professionals worldwide as they built studies, deployed to sites around the globe, and continued to efficiently collect data using the platform’s latest technologies.
TrialKit, an app for electronic data capture (EDC) in clinical research, now employs the use of facial recognition technology for easier and more secure user authentication.
Leveraging technology tools can make your research study validation significantly more efficient and accurate. Read on to find out which software features can help you validate with ease.
Shaving time off the trial design and study build process enables research teams to dedicate more resources to other important tasks. Discover some of the ways to accomplish a shorter study build in this post.
Fully-featured eClinical app, TrialKit, will soon be released on Google Play by Crucial Data Solutions, making clinical data collection and management possible on the majority of smartphones available today.
Interested in making the transition from traditional site monitoring to a risk-based monitoring model? We shed some light on the topic in this blog post.
In this post, we’ll delve into what APIs and Webhooks are, how they function, how they’re being used as an engine for interoperability today.
In this guest post from Antidote.me, Nancy Ryerson reveals five insightful tips to create a more patient-centric trial recruitment process.