Clinerion’s Patient Network Explorer adds new, actionable functionality to support clinical trial sponsors during site selection as a result of Clinerion’s collaboration with LongTaal, a clinical trial informatics company. The platform now shows current and historical clinical trial performance data for all partner hospitals and trial sites in Clinerion’s worldwide patient network.
Effective immediately, users of Clinerion’s Patient Network Explorer can review detailed clinical trial statistics on an individual hospital level. Derived and mapped from multiple public sources, this new functionality allows for browsing, filtering, reviewing, and comparing site trial performance statistics, including breakdowns on studies by sponsor, by condition, by trial phase and by recruitment status.
The possibility to further filter by study status, sponsor, phase, or condition offers detailed results and a list of the respective studies which provides more information such as on other locations where the study is being conducted.
“It is crucial, during site selection, to have as much information at hand as possible, to avoid expensive detours and dead ends,” says Ian Rentsch, CEO of Clinerion. “Patient Network Explorer is becoming everything a sponsor needs to identify the right site for their trials.”
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