Radiant Sage, a provider of on-demand clinical trial imaging infrastructure solutions, announced its Event Adjudication Committee (EAC) solution for its RadClinica Clinical Trial Management System (CTMS).
Radiant Sage, a provider of on-demand clinical trial imaging infrastructure solutions, announced its Event Adjudication Committee (EAC) solution for its RadClinica Clinical Trial Management System (CTMS). The new module provides an electronic solution to automate the event adjudication process.
The EAC solution will be offered as an add-on module to customize workflows and quality assurance based on specific types of events. It acquires the required documentation (including images) associated to each event, verifies that the necessary data has been uploaded, initiates the QA review tasks (i.e. redactions, translation), and then enables project managers to create the review package. The system offers management and reporting tools to provide the entire clinical team oversight of the process.
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