Imaging intensiveclinical trials create a tremendous amount of data - several gigabytes per subject – and require storage for a minimum of seven years for regulatory compliance. To support the need for storage and streamlined access to data during and after a clinical trial, AG Mednet today announced AG Mednet Storage – a Part 11 compliant repository with on-demand access to clinical trial image data.
AG Mednet Storage is a complement to AG Mednet's quality enhancement products including AG Mednet Submission Quality & Compliance – the first automated quality assurance software built specifically to detect errors at the investigator site prior to data submission in order to reduce queries and accelerate clinical trial decision-making. Specific benefits of the AG Mednet Storage offering include:
For Sponsors
For Core Labs
For Academic Core Labs
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For more information about the new AG Mednet storage module and to schedule a demonstration, please visit http://www.agmednet.com/clinical-trials-solutions/storage/.
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