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|Articles|October 11, 2011

StudyManager Unveils Reveal Version 3.3

StudyManager

announced the release of

Reveal 3.3

, with enhanced features that provide greater ease of use and performance for research sites, academic medical centers, and hospitals.
Based on customer feedback and StudyManager’s nearly 20 years in the field, Reveal 3.3 offers a number of key ease-of-use and productivity enhancements, including:

  • Study budget interface, enabling faster review of budgeted payables.

  • A “Next Appointment” feature, which provides at-a-glance patient information, helping coordinators prepare for upcoming appointments.

  • A capability allowing users to project and review patient visit “windows," helping to improve protocol compliance.

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