eSource: Power to the Patient
As Sponsors incorporate eSource technologies and decentralized data collection into their trials, barriers to patient participation and adherence are beginning to fall away.
As Sponsors incorporate eSource technologies and decentralized data collection into their trials, barriers to patient participation and adherence are beginning to fall away.
When electronic data capture (EDC) systems came onto the clinical trial scene, no one expected them to…
Clinical ink’s Chief Innovation Officer, Joan Severson, discusses how the fusion of sensor systems assists in clinical research. Find out about this approach.
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