An increase in use of EHR systems at clinical investigative sites adds more expectations for clinical trial sponsors to comply by regulatory requirements.
Yvonne Rollinger, PhD
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Articles by Yvonne Rollinger, PhD
Determining if Data from Electronic Health Record Systems Can Be Trusted in a Clinical Trial Setting
Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems are being used increasingly by clinical investigative sites.
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