Archive: 2016

Taking ePRO to New Places – Replacing Paper

Traditional ePRO solutions can actually demonstrate a positive return on investment (ROI) versus paper for trials with large volumes of assessments. Read More

The Future of Clinical Trial Design Is Here in the Lung-MAP Clinical Trials

We recently caught up with James Moon, a biostatistician at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. Read More

How Do iComply? A Look at Regulatory Topics Surrounding the Use of mHealth Technology in Clinical Trials

The mHealth landscape is expanding with over 97,000 apps (mobile applications) as of 2013. Read More

Professional Patients and Deception in Clinical Research Trials

If your trials rely on research participants with a track record of taking part in a number of clinical trials, it might be worth taking a second look and examining them a bit closer. Read More

The Opportunities and Challenges for the Chinese Life Sciences Industry

We published an article on the ecosystem for life science innovation in China on MedidataVoice in Forbes this week, and there is plenty more to cover. Read More

Big Pharma, Meet mHealth; mHealth, Meet Big Pharma

Does Moore's Law translate to older, regulated industries such as pharma? Read More

Are Wearables the Next Beepers?

If you think wearable devices are just another tech fad that will go the way of AskJeeves and 3D televisions, think again. Read More

Tech’s Role in Moving Towards Home-based Healthcare

Will technology and data overhaul the healthcare system through increases in home-based patient monitoring? Read More

A Leukemia Drug Takes On Head and Neck Cancers

It’s always interesting to check out what our customers are up to with our platform, and right now Cancer Research UK has a great exploratory trial under way with the experimental drug AMG 319. Read More

An Easy Problem to Solve: Speeding Up Payments to Clinical Trial Sites

 As with most businesses, a big concern for clinical trial sites is paying the bills. Sites typically receive payments for work performed about four months late while bills are due upfront. Read More