MedNet will be showcasing iMedNet EDC, its flagship eClinical solution, at the 2014 Drug Information Association Annual Meeting.
MedNet Solutions, a global life sciences technology company specializing in clinical study management systems, will be showcasing iMedNet EDC, its flagship eClinical solution, at the 2014 Drug Information Association (DIA) Annual Meeting, June 16-18 in San Diego, California. iMedNet EDC provides a flexible, intuitive and affordable eClinical platform that effectively supports research initiatives of any size, phase or duration, in any therapeutic area, anywhere in the world.
MedNet is pleased to offer three iMedNet EDC delivery programs, each designed to support the unique needs and requirements of our customers:
DIA attendees are encouraged to stop by MedNet’s booth #924 in the exhibits area for more information and to see iMedNet EDC in action. You may also contact MedNet at any time to schedule a free, no-obligation demonstration.
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