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March 14, 2010
Drug supply management, EDC and data standards are some of the technologies the Almac group pairs with a separate division that offers services.
As life science organizations consider adaptive clinical trial designs, the process, technology and operational aspects are complex. What to consider.
The leading biostatistical house and a top EDC vendor say they have a better way to move clinical data toward analysis.
Despite a cautious attitude for pricing EDC, Phoenix Data Systems is thriving. A recent announcement from the company noted customers signing up for four pivotal Phase III trials.
Clinical data standards seem wonderful in the abstract. On a white board, the work of CDISC and HL7 should make life easier, cheaper and faster for everyone involved in any clinical trial, just as broccoli should be good for anybody’s health.…
In the world of running, the ultramarathon is anything longer than a 26-mile course. Some people run from one rim of the Grand Canyon, down to the bottom, and up to the other rim. And back. In a day. They call…
Like a boxcar of iron ore on its journey to becoming a steel ingot, clinical data undergo a series of routine transformations. Even with the most meticulously organized or technologically adept organization, it has proven difficult for the industry to achieve…
Philadelphia’s Phoenix Data Systems (PDS), founded in 1997, has assisted on 400 clinical trials. It offers electronic data capture (EDC), interactive voice response (IVR) and electronic patient-reported outcomes (ePRO). In talking to the company over the years, we’ve always felt they…
CDISC is meeting in Switzerland, and Fast Track Systems has participated in a demonstration project at the conference. Fast Track used its trial planning tool to populate several different electronic data capture systems with the same study protocol. Using the CDISC…
We have an actual scoop. As an old magazine guy on a bimonthly schedule, we had almost forgotten how to handle the situation. We were forced to duck into our local public library and consult one of those dusty journalism texts.…