news roundup
IQVIA has launched its IQVIA Patient Portal, available to trial participants upon trial recruitment. The portal guides the patients through the trial process with study visit and medication reminders, disease education, and concierge and travel support services, access to lab results, and upon trial completion, a plain language summary of the study, among other features. The Portal is part of IQVIA's full-service clinical trial offering or as a stand-alone solution.
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Veeva Systems has announced Veeva Vault Safety.AI, its new artificial intelligence (AI) application that automates case intake to reduce the time and effort of manual data entry for case processing. The application will be available April 2020.
Forte has announced significant updates to its eReg solution, including multi-site regulatory management for both sponsors and sites and single-system essential document portfolio management capabilities across sponsored, IND/IDE held, and recruiting site clinical trials, among others.
Blog Posts
A new survey from Europe's leading rare disease organization, Eurordis, show a vast majority of the 2000+ rare disease patients responding to an international survey are supportive of data-sharing initiatives to foster research and improve healthcare, and willing to share their data to help research and treatment on diseases other than their own.
Becky Carpenter, Head of North America/Euro Operations at WuXi Clinical, recently answered questions from Applied Clinical Trials about the evolution of the mid-sized pharma and CRO space.
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