
Artificial intelligence has become one of the defining technologies in clinical research, but much of the conversation has focused on isolated applications. Organizations have explored AI for automating documentation, accelerating reporting, or assisting with data analysis after studies are underway. While those capabilities can certainly improve efficiency, they represent only a portion of what purpose-built…

Delays in study start-up and database go-live can create significant challenges in clinical trials. First off, delays cost money – as much as $500,000 per day according to a recent study from the Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development (Tufts CSDD). Utilizing the right tools within an electronic data capture system like TrialKit…

In our last blog, we brought up the topic of vaporware in clinical research data management. Clinical trials require a lot of tech to collect, manage, and analyze data, and there are so many providers putting out claims about what their products can do. Certainly, we’ve all been in positions where a potential vendor seems…

In this post, we reveal some tips and techniques for designing powerful and purposeful CRFs that fuel accurate data collection.

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.
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.

Sponsor companies needn’t feel restricted to sourcing out their study builds to CROs. Many times, they can accomplish their own builds with the right EDC system – and save considerable resources.

Validation of case report forms is a necessary, but often painful, process. The IQ/OQ/PQ standard, which we explain in this post, is used by most governing bodies, including the FDA.