Phase Forward Signs Multi-Year Agreement with Quotient Clinical
Waltham, MA
Phase Forward, a provider of data management solutions for clinical trials and drug safety, announced a multi-year agreement with Quotient Clinical, which specializes in early development services for a broad range of pharmaceutical and biotech customers.
Quotient Clinical, a strategic business unit of Quotient Bioresearch ("Quotient"), is implementing Phase Forward's InForm(tm) Global Trial Management (GTM) electronic data capture (EDC) solution to support data collection, management and analysis for its clinical trials. In addition, the company will use Phase Forward's Central Designer(tm) module to enhance eCRF design efficiency and improve workflow in the study development process for EDC trials.
By supporting faster accessibility and greater visibility into trial data, the EDC implementation will help Quotient to expand its full-service, in-house Biometrics offering, according to the company. In addition, Quotient plans to offer customers on-line access to trial data, making it easier for them to track progress to date or to review summary reports.
"The organization [Quotient] joins the growing number of CROs adopting our InForm product as part of a broader initiative to automate and streamline their Clinical Research Units," said Steve Powell, senior vice president, Phase Forward.
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