|Articles|June 26, 2017

inVentiv and Medidata Partnership Expands Patient-Centric Technology

inVentiv Health and Medidata announced a multi-year partnership to bring patient-centric technology to the biopharma indstry. inVentiv selected Medidata Enroll-Medidata's electronic informed consent (eConsent) technology-to vary the use of patient-centered technology to help benefit patients, sites, and the biopharma industry.

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