Life Science E-Clinical Systems Reviews and Ratings
What are Life Science E-Clinical Systems?
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Features of Life Science E-Clinical Systems
Mandatory Features:
Clinical data intake — Includes all applications used to collect clinical evidence from principal investigators, sites, diagnostic partners and trial participants, and supporting solutions.
Trial content — Includes the collection and management of trial records in the trial master file, including all site documents, such as those required for informed consent, training records and site documents.
Clinical data analysis — The statistical analysis of trial data by biostatisticians, and preparation and validation of data for submission to regulators.
Clinical supply — Administration of trial investigational products (IPs), and supply of these products, often randomized, from a supply depot to clinical sites to support trial conduct.
Site and patient support — Management and engagement of sites and patients throughout trial conduct, from participant engagement efforts during trial to site-sponsor communications as well as trial content management.
Trial management — Involves the management and oversight of trial operations, including tracking trial milestones, managing sites and payments, and monitoring and oversight of site operations.
Clinical data cleaning — All solutions used to review, prepare and clean trial clinical data. This function includes coding medical terms, resolving data queries, external data integration, and mapping data to the structured data tabulation model standard, which is required for regulatory submission.