TrialAssure launches TrialResults.com TrialAssure, a global software company focused on developing clinical trial transparency tools, has announced the launch of TrialResults.com, a new portal for sponsors to publicly share plain language, or lay, summaries with clinical trial participants. This portal allows trial participants to access the plain language summaries in any region of the world and in their native language.
In place of mailing paper copies of the plain language summaries to participants, sponsors can upload the summary onto the portal.
Using TrialResults.com takes just three steps:
Currently, only 2 percent of clinical trial sponsors have issued plain language summaries to participants in the past few years, as recently reported by Applied Clinical Trials.
“TrialResults.com comes at a crucial time in the pharmaceutical industry when the requirement for posting lay summaries is looming,” said Alan Nicolle, Director, Business Development & Business Alliance Partnerships at TrialAssure in London.
Learn more at www.trialresults.com
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