Medidata Enhances RBM with Centralized Tool
Medidata announced the availability is enriched solution for risk-based monitoring.
Medidata announced the availability is enriched solution for risk-based monitoring (RBM). Acquired from Patient Profiles, the new offering will be integrated into the Medidata Clinical Cloud® as part of Medidata RBM. A comprehensive, systematic approach to risk-based monitoring, Medidata RBM includes a robust combination of technology, analytics and hands-on strategic consulting services that enable life science organizations to quickly realize the quality, cost and timeline benefits of a RBM program.
Through the automated review of clinical data captured in Medidata’s cloud-based electronic data capture and management system (Medidata Rave®), the addition of Patient Profiles makes Medidata RBM the first cloud-based solution to provide centralized monitoring analytics using both operational data (e.g., key risk indicators, such as adverse event rates and query cycle times) and patient data.
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