ProofPilot’s Lauren Briggs touches on why site tech adoption hinges on the first 90 days after rollout, and why tools succeed only when they remove work from a site’s plate rather than adding another login to juggle.
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Applied Clinical Trials Digital Edition - April 2010
eCLINICAL : Global Advantages with CTMS From EDC to ETMS The Upfront Cost Hurdle of EDC eDiaries: Earlier is Better SUBJECT RECRUITMENT : Recruitment Grows on the Internet Also in this issue : FDA Wants Better Science, Flawed EU Directive, BRIDG for Better Models, NICE Gets Bad Rap
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