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Important factors to consider when working with CRFs

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They must also comply with regulatory requirements, such as those defined by the FDA. Well-designed forms must: Gather data that’s complete, accurate, and of high quality. Well-designed forms must: Gather data that’s complete, accurate, and of high quality. Be unambiguous and allow for accurate data entry.

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Important factors to consider when working with CRFs

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They must also comply with regulatory requirements, such as those defined by the FDA. Well-designed forms must: Gather data that’s complete, accurate, and of high quality. Well-designed forms must: Gather data that’s complete, accurate, and of high quality. Be unambiguous and allow for accurate data entry.

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Data integrity considerations in Pharma and Life Sciences

European Pharmaceutical Review

Ensuring data integrity in the life science industry is crucial for regulatory compliance. Regulatory bodies such as the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and European Medicines Agency (EMA) place great importance on data integrity in the pharmaceutical/life science industry. Good documentation practices.

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Paperless Validation Systems: Truly Paperless?

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The ISPE Sub-Committee for Paperless Validation has defined ‘Paperless Validation Systems’ as Paperless solutions enable validation lifecycle deliverables to be generated, approved, and more importantly, testing to be completed without the need for the printing of paper test documents. If It Is Not Documented, It Did Not Happen.

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Methodology to Define a Pharma 4.0™ Roadmap

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™ Roadmap Emmie Heeren AREND JAN WASSINK Venkateshwar Rao Nalluri, PhD Sebastian NIEDERHAUSER 1 May 2023 In the context of data integrity, data flows are essential. The FDA, PIC/S, and WHO have all emphasized the importance and benefits of data flows in their guidance on data integrity.

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How a new investment is powering a revolution in clinical trial operations

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In most cases, the EHRs and EDCs don’t communicate, so in order to share that data with trial organisers, staff members at medical centres must manually copy data between the EHR and an EDC. There’s no other industry where we capture data in this way. As an average Phase 3 trial amasses over 3.6