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Has EDC Kept Up With Changes In Clinical Trials
In just a few decades, clinical trials have changed dramatically. Twenty years ago, most of the data used in clinical research was entered on paper, but today it can come from sources as varied as sensors, smartphones, and electronic health records (EHRs).
Pharmaceutical companies are realizing that new digital approaches are not only possible but can bring real benefits to running clinical trials. As they take a serious look at the best ways to design and implement clinical trials that incorporate virtual components and new types of data, it is becoming clear that traditional electronic data capture (EDC) systems aren’t equipped to handle the complex data collection and integration required in today’s environment.
Oracle’s Clinical One takes the complexity out of clinical trials and data collection processes while supporting the collection of more complex data, allowing clinical trials to run faster and smarter. By embracing new technology, pharmaceutical companies can streamline their efforts to bring life-saving treatments to the patients who need them most.
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