Remote monitoring of clinical trials in Trial 360: Innovation for a More Efficient and Safe Future
¿What is remote monitoring of clinical trials?
¿What are the advantages of remote monitoring of clinical trials?
Operational Efficiency: Reducing costs and time by eliminating the need for frequent trips and increasing the percentage of review visits.
Instant Data Access: Real-time information for faster and more accurate decisions.
Advanced Data Security: Protecting data integrity with cutting-edge security technologies.
Collaboration without Borders: Facilitates continuous communication and early identification of challenges, promoting closer cooperation.
¿What is remote monitoring like in clinical trials at Trial 360?
In Trial 360, patient data can be viewed online, monitors can track study recruitment, compliance, and progress, and can additionally record findings and deviations. This way, researchers and sponsors/stakeholders can detect problems as they occur and react promptly. This ability to quickly identify issues is a significant advantage of remote monitoring in clinical trials in Trial 360.
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Features of remote monitoring of clinical trials in Trial 360
Remote monitoring efficiently responds to current challenges and is a crucial step towards a more agile, patient-centered, and data-driven clinical trial model. As technology advances, we can anticipate a significant increase in adopting this approach, cultivating a path for more effective and safer clinical research.
At Integra IT, we are committed to innovation in clinical research and look forward to being part of this exciting journey towards a more efficient and results-focused future.
We invite you to review Pfizer´s expert opinion: “Federal regulations require monitoring of clinical trials,” says Lauren Litzinger, Executive Director of Global Site and Study Operations and Pfizer’s Monitoring Business Process Owner. Check the full article: Is Remote Clinical Trial Monitoring Here to Stay?