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Open by Design: How TrialKit’s API Architecture Enables Custom Clinical Workflows Without Added Complexity
Clinical trials rarely follow a single, standard workflow. Even within the same therapeutic area, protocols can vary widely in how data is collected, how sites operate, and how external systems contribute to the study. Sponsors and CROs are often working across a mix of technologies, processes, and data sources that need to align without slowing…
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API Integrations in Clinical Trials: How Modern Platforms Enable Connected Clinical Data Systems and Flexible Study Workflows
The Growing Importance of API Integrations in Clinical Trials Clinical trials now depend on a wide range of digital technologies to collect and manage study data. Electronic data capture systems (EDC), eCOA platforms, laboratory systems, imaging repositories, wearable devices, and patient-facing applications all contribute information to the study dataset. As these tools have matured, both…
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It’s Your Data: Open API Gives You Better Access and the Freedom to Build and Manage Your Studies, Your Way
Unlike some providers in the eClinical space, at CDS we do not hold your data hostage when you conduct your studies in TrialKit. In fact, TrialKit is driven by an open API that gives users true freedom and access to their data – whenever they need it. Read on to learn how we do this…
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New Technology Brings EHR Data to the Forefront of Clinical Research
Two innovative technology companies are leading the way to make EHR systems a more accessible tool in the clinical research industry.
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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.