Lecture report by the “StudyWorks®” Product Development Department Manager released – The challenge of developing a DCT platform in collaboration with clinical trial sites –
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“StudyWorks®︎” has been introduced to Tokyo Medical University Hospital.
Tokyo Medical University Hospital introduces StudyWorks® for process management of clinical trial work and information sharing among stakeholders
■Background to implementation (comments from the person in charge)
Tokyo Medical University Hospital had previously faced challenges in managing a wide range of processes in clinical trial operations and in sharing information between stakeholders. In order to resolve these issues, improve operational efficiency, and strengthen quality control, the hospital decided to introduce “StudyWorks®︎,” which allows for centralized management of clinical trial operations. The reason for the decision to introduce StudyWorks® was that it can address Fair Market Value (FMV), which is a key issue in the clinical trial ecosystem, given the drug lag/loss in clinical trials. Click
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