The iMednet eClinical platform offers a cost-effective solution with a full suite of native tools to simplify and shorten study build times, increase efficiency in study execution, and minimize costs through the duration of the study.
In our last blog, we discussed the importance of delivering technology that is easy to adopt and use for clinical trial site users and reviewed the responses from our recent…
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In addition to simply data capture, clinical trial technologies such as electronic data capture (EDC) platforms are designed to facilitate different tasks and processes in clinical research. The ease of…
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“The only constant in life is change.” – Heraclitus This quote has never been more true or more relevant to clinical research. The COVID-19 pandemic has motivated proactive and reactive…
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Marci Mogg is the Vice President of Operations at Mednet, where she leverages her broad and deep experience in clinical research to support Mednet customers, advance the technology and ensure…
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Anna began her career as a lab technician in a lipid lab of a research organization. The organization was affiliated with a large cardiovascular institute that included the lipid laboratory,…
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Next week we will be joining colleagues from across the industry for the SCDM 2020 Virtual Conference. Bringing together data management professionals who are interested in learning from peers, this…
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Sally Huebner began her career as a registered radiation therapist. In this role, she worked with radiation oncologists and care teams to deliver radiation therapy. The job required collaboration, communication…
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We recently had a chance to catch-up with Jean Brislance, Senior Quality Compliance Engineer, to learn more about the work he is doing at Mednet and his thoughts on the…
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The clinical trial industry continues to experience rapid change. The increasing complexity of trial designs, growing pressures to build and execute more quickly, and demands for new automation and new…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has led to numerous changes in the way we conduct clinical trials. Health authorities, sponsors, and CROs have rallied to keep clinical research moving forward as research…
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