Ease of use is a major consideration for electronic data capture (EDC) systems in clinical trials. Medrio believes its software can make new project set-up simpler, a premise recently put to the test by Curem Research.
Located in Michigan, US, Curem Research provides clinical research services to biotech and pharmaceutical companies. Its services include site monitoring and management, project and data management, medical writing, pharmacovigilance and statistical support.
Recently, Curem Research piloted a new electronic data capture (EDC) system that has been designed by Medrio to shorten the time of database build, allow greater control of the database and offer a cost-efficient alternative to traditional EDC systems.
In this instance, the project was a phase 2a clinical trial in 182 subjects across 11 sites. Curem data managers were challenged to complete case report form (CRF) design for 23 unique CRFs, build the study database, program edit checks, and complete user acceptance testing (UAT) to achieve a live database within eight weeks in a new electronic data capture system (EDC).
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