|
 |
| home > ebr > winter 2003 > the most important current and future data management tasks ahead |
|
|
 PUBLICATIONS |
European Biopharmaceutical Review
|
| For over 15 years the industry has discussed how to improve the process of capturing data in clinical trials. A lot of time and money have been invested in finding better ways of preparing data for high quality analysis immediately after the last patient has completed the trial. Most important are data standardisation and systems for entering data at the clinics, or systems whereby patients enter self-reported data. There are many good examples of that usage, but there are still a few trials not using paper CRFs and traditional data entry. While the requisite data standards are not in place, they could save time and money. |
Read full article >>
|
|
 |
|
| Rate this article |
You must be a member of the site to make a vote. |
|
Average rating: |
0 |
| | | | | |
|
|
 |
Industry Events |
 |
BioPharm America
15-17 September 2010, San Francisco, US
BioPharm America™ is where biotech industry partnerships get started. Meet one-to-one with biotech and pharma executives from around the world to identify and enter strategic relationships. Equipped with partneringONE™, the world’s leading partnering system for the life science industry, BioPharm America is the only event in North America based on the same proven formula as EBD Group’s acclaimed European events BIO-Europe and BIO-Europe Spring®.
More info >> |
|
 |
News and Press Releases |
 |
Ready-Made Ammonium Formate Buffer Simplifies Glycoprofiling
To add to their range of drug glycoprofiling products, Ludger Ltd now offer the LudgerSep™ x40 ammonium formate buffer concentrate for glycan amide HPLC (Cat No. LS-N-BUFFX40). Preparation of ammonium formate buffer is laborious and variations in buffer pH between batches can result in out of specification problems during glycan analysis. The new x40 concentrate makes preparation of clean, consistent ammonium formate buffer easy - simply dilute with water and use directly for elution gradients for glycan HPLC.
More info >> |
|
  |
