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Publications
for Clinical Research Professionals
eClinical Trials: Planning and Implementation
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new manual - the first-of-its-kind - is
an invaluable resource designed to assist
biopharmaceutical companies, CROs and
investigative sites in understanding,
planning and implementing electronic clinical
trial (eCT) technology solutions to accelerate
and improve their research operations.
Written by highly respected and authoritative
thought leaders in the field today, this
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www.centerwatch.com/bookstore/pubs_profs_eclin.html
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EDC: Today’s Realities, Tomorrow’s
Possibilities
A program sponsored by an educational grant
from PPD
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In November 2002,
Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium
(CDISC), CenterWatch and PPD, Inc. held a
symposium exploring the current and projected
usage of EDC in drug development and the
challenges the industry faces in expanding
adoption.
A distinguished panel—representatives from sponsors, CROs, and sites—exchanged
ideas on adoption complexities, current and expected uses of technology solutions,
and challenges that must be addressed in order for EDC technology solutions to
be more widely adopted.
Moderated by Ken Getz, president and CEO of CenterWatch, the symposium was divided
into three primary sessions.
1) Leveraging EDC technology
to meet user needs
2) Reasons for delays in industry-wide EDC adoption
3) Critical success factors for EDC in the future
Transcripts from
these primary sessions are available as
individual reports through the CenterWatch
Online Bookstore. Proceeds for these reports
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View
the Glossary
This glossary represents
terms and definitions that have been proposed
by the CDISC Glossary Group for official
adoption by CDISC. This glossary contains
terms developed by CDISC that are specific
to CDISC activities and also certain terms
that have been excerpted from industry glossaries
for the purpose of presenting a more comprehensive
set of terms relevant to the CDISC mission.
Following the CDISC terms, there are terms
related to CDISC data models, which are grouped
under the header for each model, and also
general terms pertaining to clinical research,
which are listed alphabetically at the end
of the glossary. With respect to the terms
defined or developed by CDISC, any member
of the industry is invited to send comments,
questions or proposed definitions to swilliams@cdisc.org.
With respect to the terms
we have excerpted from other glossaries, we
are open to definitions you may feel would
be preferable for these terms and the respective
sources; however, we obviously cannot modify
those listed from the specified sources (i.e.
sources other than CDISC). Additional terms
we should add are also welcome suggestions.
We appreciate your comments towards achieving
a useful glossary for all involved with CDISC.
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