Adopting an electronic Trial Master File (eTMF) is a key step towards more efficient, compliant clinical trials. But moving from paper to digital isn’t as simple as uploading files and forgetting about them. An eTMF is a living system, one that must be actively managed to ensure it delivers on its promise. In this article, we explore some of the

Clinical trials generate a tremendous amount of documentation, from patient consent forms and visit logs to adverse event reports and regulatory submissions. Traditionally, all of this has been managed on paper, leading to time-consuming processes, storage challenges, and compliance risks. But things are changing. Today, more and more trial teams are turning to digital tools to streamline operations and cut

When starting a clinical trial, patient data is everything. But how you collect that data can make or break the success of your study. Electronic Patient-Reported Outcomes (ePRO) have become a powerful tool in clinical research, allowing patients to report on symptoms, quality of life, or treatment effects in real time. Yet for many teams just getting started, one question