Crucial Data Solutions, Inc. (CDS) announced today the release of their latest medical coding tool that can be used on any web browser or the TrialKit native iOS app.
We often get this question: what’s next in technology for Crucial Data Solutions? As technology constantly evolves, the answer to this question changes frequently. So, what is on the docket for us in the upcoming months?
Crucial Data Solutions announced they are partnering with Integrated Clinical Systems, developer of JReview to provide JReview as a menu option on the TrialKit system.
TrialKit, a clinical trial management and electronic data capture system developed by Crucial Data Solutions (CDS), has won the annual Society for Clinical Data Management (SCDM) NextGen Technology Innovation (TIA) Award, presented as part of SCDM’s 2015 annual conference in Washington, D.C.
Software validation is a major consideration when evaluating tools to aid the clinical research process. This blog post details the questions to ask and things to look for when assessing data collection and study management software.
Is there a more secure way to review and approve the data that’s collected on case reports forms? In this post, we examine the value and purpose of the traditional signature used in an EDC system.
What should research teams take into consideration when evaluating a data collection and study management solution’s storage capabilities? In this post, we take a look at different elements of database storage and how they apply to clinical trials.
A highly configurable form building platform offers a number of benefits for designing case report forms. Let’s explore the ways TrialKit’s flexible form builder enhances the experience for the study designer and for the end-user.
The traditional methods of clinical data management tend to be disjointed, filled with tedious manual work and prone to human error. Our VP Product Development, Cody Wilke, explains how with the right EDC system, you can collect and access data from any device, any time.
When creating CRFs in a clinical study build, it’s important to ask the right questions, but it is equally important to ask in the right way. Let’s take a closer look at different form fields and how to leverage them to prompt more accurate responses in the data collection process.