|Articles|July 30, 2021
ACRO Releases DCT Toolkit
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ACRO has released its DCT Toolkit, which lays out a vision for how decentralized clinical trials can be planned and executed now and in the future. Decentralized clinical trials (DCTs) have been an innovative resource during the pandemic, and DCTs will continue to be an important, patient-centric clinical trial design.
The DCT Toolkit is now available on ACRO’s website and contains four resources:
- Bringing the Trial to the Patient: A Quality-by-Design Manual for Decentralized Clinical Trials
- QbD Manual for Decentralized Clinical Trials: The Quick Reference Guide
- Decentralized Clinical Trials Risk Assessment Considerations
- Decentralized Clinical Trials Data Flow Maps
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