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|Articles|August 10, 2015
CRF Health Unveils TrialMax ConMed™ for Oncology Trials
The identification of concomitant medication poses specific challenges in oncology data reporting.
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CRF Health, a global provider of electronic Clinical Outcome Assessment (eCOA) solutions introduced a complete TrialMax® eCOA solution specifically for oncology clinical trials. The identification of concomitant medication poses specific challenges in oncology data reporting. To address this, CRF Health has incorporated its new TrialMax ConMed™ solution into the platform, allowing patients to report concomitant medication taken during a trial in real-time.
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