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Applied Clinical Trials November Recap

Our November issue focused on patient centricity with additional coverage around data management.

This November, Applied Clinical Trials focused on the topic of empowering patients. While technology has streamlined many operational aspects of clinical trials, it is also being leveraged to access more potential participants. The November issue of ACT explored some of those innovations and how they are giving more power to patients.

In addition to the current landscape of creating more patient-centric trials, ACT’s November issue focused on electronic methods for capturing clinical data including a use case from a hospital setting.

As we move into the month of December, the following slideshow provides a look back at the previously mentioned topics covered in November.

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