eShowcase: Clin'Form
Digital writing solution speeds up data harvest while ensuring traceability and capture ease
Digital writing solution speeds up data harvest while ensuring traceability and capture ease
Kayentis (Paris, France) is out with a digital pen and paper technology product, called Clin'Form, designed to streamline handwritten entry of clinical trial data into an electronic CRF through a collaborative, Web-based portal. The product is based on the Forms Automation System architecture using the Anoto Digital Pen & Paper technology.
Clin'Form enables a complete audit trail with full information traceability for data captured with digital pens. Also, tracking key users, including trial investigators, CRAs, and data managers, is possible, as well as study progress reports in real time on such measures as center openings, patient inclusion rates, and CRF completion follow-up. Once collected, Clin'Form facilitates the push of data to clinical data management systems in CDISC-compatible format, adding to its versatility.
Kayentis, (609) 627-5300, www.kayentis.fr
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