Ability to re-use and integrate research data across research studies (with appropriate consents) has the potential to unlock innovative and actionable insights. The TrialX xPand system enables collection of diverse types of data including surveys with…
With 7.5+ billion people across the globe, humans come in various hues. And while we have a lot in common, we are unique in genetics, food habits, race, ethnicity, culture and language among many others. In…
A clinical trial is a research study conducted on human volunteers to analyze the safety and efficacy of novel therapies or devices so that they can be used by everyone. Therefore, it is important that the…
What are Decentralized Clinical Trials? However technical it may sound, decentralization simply literally means – “the transfer of control of an activity to several local authorities rather than one single one”. And that is exactly what…
It was the year 1747 when the first known randomized clinical trial (although this can be disputed) happened aboard a ship on Britain’s Royal Navy. The trial was conducted by James Lind who “recruited” (of course…
Diversity in clinical trials is crucial to understanding the effectiveness of drugs in different ethnic populations. The inclusion of participants from different races and ethnicity also ensures the generalization of the result and helps achieve health…
The iConnect team at TrialX has released Version 5 of the iConnect Patient Recruitment Management System and the impact is already apparent. The new automated volunteer outreach feature in iConnect V5 provides rapid connections to iConnect…
