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DECENTRALISED CLINICAL TRIALS IN THE EU

STRATEGIES AND DIGITAL SOLUTIONS FOR NAVIGATING THE REGULATORY LANDSCAPE

What is a decentralised clinical trial (DCT)?

DCTs can take a variety of forms depending on patients’ needs, study protocol, drug company preferences, or regulatory requirements. Trials may be remote and decentralised from start to finish-with no physical contact between participants and investigators—or they may rely on hybrid designs that incorporate only certain elements of decentralization.

Benefits of DCTs
  • Faster and simpler patient recruitment
  • Increased participant adherence and retention
  • Faster speed to trial completion
  • Reduction in travel-, site- and time-related budget overruns
Digital solutions for innovative, regulatory-friendly and data-savvy DCTs

Based on a breadth of experience facilitating remote studies around the world, we propose five key digital strategies to help overcome EU regulatory challenges in the utilisation of DCTs.

  1. E-consent and virtual visits
  2. Site-agnostic IMP delivery and tracking
  3. Smart packaging
  4. Digital communication platforms
  5. Centralised monitoring dashboards

 

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