Whitepapers

This white paper describes the complexity of GI trials in detail and shows how a therapeutic specific data capture solution can overcome their significant, but typical, challenges. Clinical Ink’s intimate knowledge of and experience with GI trials enables a better deployment experience and improved trial conduct.

To attract research opportunities, organizations must start studies quickly, deliver promised enrollment, and produce quality research data. Discover ways to streamline and fortify your research administration program in this paper.

⦁ The need to re-examine and adapt clinical operations to ensure patient safety ⦁ How to communicate with regulators and comply with fast-changing regulations

To help research sites prepare for BIMO inspections, the FDA provides standard guidance to review, as well as BIMO Inspection Metrics detailing the most common findings by fiscal year.

This eBook is a guide for researchers to show how Electronic Clinical Outcome Assessment (eCOA) solutions can be utilized in global Central Nervous System (CNS) clinical trials. Overview of CNS trials, challenges faced, and eCOA benefits and use cases

Intro to eCOA 101

Electronic Clinical Outcome Assessments, or eCOA, employs technology such as smartphones, tablets and personal computers to allow patients, clinicians, and their caregivers to directly report outcomes eCOA produces highly accurate data that allows for a better understanding of the patient experience in clinical trials and; ultimately helps simplify the path to approval.

• Using up-to-date data ensures budget accuracy for clinical trials. • Budgets require tools for cost savings, defendable processes, and more. • GrantPlan enables budgeting teams to keep costs at fair market value.

As biopharmaceutical companies form partnerships with vendors for R&D, they can learn important lessons about outsourcing from the vastly different experiences of Toyota, Honda and their American counterparts.

The survival of marginally profitable investigational sites concerns the entire clinical research industry. This case study shows how Frenova prevented its networked sites from losing out on significant, hard-earned revenue.