On-demand webinar: new approaches to automating temperature management in clinical trials

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Temperature excursion management is a prime example of a clinical process that automation can make more efficient. It is currently a highly burdensome activity, where every temperature excursion is evaluated regardless of how minor they are and if they fit well within the excursion budget.

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Mission and vision

Data technology for End-to-End clinical supply management

Further benefits can be realized through integration and new technologies. For example, most clinical sites and sponsors still use USB loggers that require manual uploads by site personnel; data is continuously and automatically captured and available in the cloud through data uploads with IoT technologies. Moreover, by integrating with an IRT solution, any treatments that experience a deviation automatically quarantined, ensuring that they are not dispensed to patients.

Watch this webinar where we discuss how automation can help you transform the temperature management process to create more efficient workflows for all study stakeholders.

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Current processes for handling excursions
Removing stakeholder burden while ensuring complete data
Automating excursion review and analytics for efficient supply chains
Interoperability between clinical systems

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Evan Hahn

VP North America

TSS

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