eShowcase: TCN e-Systems
Tool places sponsors in control of their patient recruitment programs with real-time data reporting
Tool places sponsors in control of their patient recruitment programs with real-time data reporting
BBK Worldwide (Newton, MA) has a new suite of recruitment tools that are flexible and customizable for individual trial needs. TCN e-Systems produces real-time data designed to maximize clients' recruitment programs and cut enrollment times.
The main features of TCN e-Systems include: enrollment projection modeling; real-time tracking of recruitment tactics, inquiries, and referrals; accurate measurement of site and CRO performance; and control of clinical trial costs. The solution is applicable whether sponsors want to manage and/or deploy efforts for an entire therapeutic category, a specific protocol, or a single clinical study site. TCN e-Systems is comprised of six modules: Study Forecaster, Site Organizer, Patient Generator, Study Materials & Approval Tracker, Retention & Compliance, and Study Message Center.
BBK Worldwide, (617) 630-4477, www.bbkworldwide.com
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