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Advancing Clinical Data Management into a New Era
by Clinical Data Management Team
publish date icon May 2, 2024

Advancing Clinical Data Management into a New Era

Explore how the fusion of AI, machine learning, & unified platforms integrated systems like Veeva CDB is revolutionising data management in clinical trials.

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Everything You Need to Know About Virtual Clinical Trials
by Statistical Consultancy Team
publish date icon April 12, 2024

Everything You Need to Know About Virtual Clinical Trials

Discover the benefits and challenges of virtual trials, & how leveraging digital technology could enhance efficiency and accessibility in clinical studies.

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CRF Design for Oncology Trials
by Clinical Data Management Team
publish date icon April 5, 2024

CRF Design for Oncology Trials

Explore key considerations in Case Report Form (CRF) design for oncology clinical trials, highlighting the unique challenges in this therapeutic area.

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5 Key Steps of eCRF Design in Clinical Trials
by Clinical Data Management Team
publish date icon March 19, 2024

5 Key Steps of eCRF Design in Clinical Trials

Make sure you follow these 5 steps of eCRF design to ensure the appropriate data is collected and can be used for the analysis of your clinical study.

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Patient Centricity in Clinical Trials
by Clinical Data Management Team
publish date icon December 4, 2020

Patient Centricity in Clinical Trials

This blog describes the evolution of patient centricity in clinical trials and the integration of wearable tools to enhance data.

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Using R Programming for Clinical Trial Data Analysis
by Clinical Programming Team
publish date icon October 27, 2020

Using R Programming for Clinical Trial Data Analysis

Create Tables, Listings and Figures (TFLs) using R Programming in your clinical trial data analysis, not as a replacement for, but rather as an alternative option to SAS.

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