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eSource: Reducing Site Workload for Better, Faster, Safer Clinical Trials
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More sponsors and CROs are looking for new ways to better leverage investigative site relationships to improve clinical trial performance. To this end, some clinical organizations have adopted electronic source (eSource) to help improve study quality and efficiency - for both sponsor and site. Unlike traditional electronic data capture (EDC), SureSource, Clinical Ink’s eSource platform, was designed from the beginning to minimize clinical trial complexity for site users. As SureSource adoption increased, study teams began to see an improvement in data quality, operational efficiency and ease of use compared to traditional methods (paper and EDC). A Site Impact Survey provides scientific evidence regarding the impact of SureSource from 517 site users. Results confirm it significantly reduces workload, lessens queries, and improves data quality compared to paper and EDC. In this white paper, we quantitatively evaluate survey outcomes, provide qualitative feedback from survey respondents, and highlight the observed benefits of SureSource for transforming clinical research.
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Clinical and Regulatory Operational Excellence Forum
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Driving ROI: The Case for Investing in Contract & Site Regulatory Document Management Services
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With tight timelines and complicated regulatory documentation requirements, getting a clinical trial up and running quickly is easier said than done. Key milestones can be achieved only after the successful negotiation of clinical trial agreements and completion of essential regulatory documents. Many clinical trials are hindered by inefficient, labor-intensive processes. Prolonged, inefficient activation can hamper investigator satisfaction and, ultimately, have a negative bottom-line impact for sponsors and CROs. In addition, the Sunshine Act is heightening the importance of financial disclosure in clinical trials. Without a robust financial disclosure strategy, sponsors cannot ensure that physician self-reported financial disclosure data are aligned with the payment data being reported through the Sunshine Act, increasing financial and regulatory risk.
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PDA Parenteral Packaging 2019
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