Electronic Data Capture Redefined: Challenging the Norm with eSource Innovation

Over the past 20 years, electronic data capture (EDC) systems have reshaped clinical trials, yet they often fall short of delivering on their promises of speed, efficiency and patient centricity. Despite advancements, the burden on clinical trial sites has only grown.

In response to these challenges, direct data capture (DDC) technologies have emerged, marking a transformative shift in clinical trial execution. DDC is leading to a new era in data collection and management, streamlining the site experience, eliminating paper source documents and enhancing accuracy, efficiency and data integrity.

A single, scalable platform can help in integrating DDC, EDC, electronic clinical outcome assessments (eCOA) and eConsent and can offer remarkable benefits:

Enhanced Experience for Site Staff and Participants: The platform can simplify workflows with intuitive interfaces, reducing redundant data entry and making the trial process more seamless for both participants and site teams
Immediate, High-Quality Data Collection: By minimizing delays between data capture and analysis, the platform ensures timely access to accurate and reliable trial data, improving overall data quality
Real-Time Monitoring: Adaptive trial designs and rapid decision-making can be supported by real-time insights, enabling more responsive and effective trial management

In this webinar, the expert speakers will explore strategies to prioritize site staff experience in technology development. They will discuss how thoughtful innovation can simplify processes and consider what more can be done to revolutionize the clinical trial experience.

Register for this webinar to discover how integrating DDC with EDC, eCOA and eConsent streamlines workflows, enhances data accuracy and improves site and participant experiences.

Keywords: Drug Development, Clinical Research, Electronic Data Capture, Electronic Data Capture (EDC), Clinical Data, EDC, eSource, eSource Data, Direct Data Capture, Data Capture

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