Oracle Offers CluePoints Solution for RBM
Combined solution can help identify trial risks in operational and clinical data before traditional methods.
CluePoints, a provider of Centralized Statistical Monitoring solutions for clinical trials, today announced their collaboration with Oracle Health Sciences, combining CluePoints' risk-based monitoring (RBM) solution with Oracle’s clinical data capture and management platform, Oracle Health Sciences Inform Cloud Service.
The resulting solution can help deliver a complete trial review process that proactively identifies risk in both clinical and operational data throughout a clinical trial. These include operational risks, such as those outlined by industry consortiums, as well as risks seen through the analysis of clinical data that highlight anomalies or inconsistent data patterns at study, region or site levels that otherwise may not have been identified.
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