Matching the right patient to the right trial remains the most challenging task in the success of any clinical trial. This Clinical Trials day, our partners WCG (WIRB-Copernicus Group) organized the first invite only roundtable to share how iConnect - our patient recruitment platform is...
Meet a refreshed Applied Informatics team embodying empathy, excellence and grit! The Applied team caught up for an uber cool retreat at Goa, India. Team members from across the globe came together to let down their hair and enjoy some quality time together. This March...
TrialX Inc. went to the White House! TrialX was invited to the White House on 28th of February, 2019 to present iConnect clinical trials patient matching tool - a digital tool we built for The Opportunity Project (TOP) Health sprint - that includes advanced semantic...
Last month we had the privilege of hosting clinical trial researchers from the University of Pennsylvania at the first iConnect.edu networking event in Philadelphia. Penn researchers are using the iConnect Patient Recruitment Management System to establish a robust online presence for their research studies, and...
Without clinical trials we cannot expect to see any advancements in medicine; and to participate in one, patients need to be aware of ongoing trials. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) HINTS (Health Information Trends Survey, hints.cancer.gov) found that 34% of Americans have not heard of...
Patient recruitment has always been an Achilles heel in the success of clinical trials. As Stuart Horowitz, President of Institutions and Institutional Services, WIRB-Copernicus Group cites “The greatest challenge for multicenter clinical trials is the timely recruitment of the required number of participants who complete...
We are excited to participate and present at the 7th annual DPharm: Disruptive Innovations to Advance Clinical Trials (#Dpharm2017) conference in Boston in the first week of September 2017. The first day of this conference, Sepetember 6th, 2017, is dedicated to discussions on Mobile in Clinical Trials...