Clinical Trial Management Systems provide Various Benefits such as easy access to data from Various Client Locations
Clinical Trial Management System
The Clinical Trial Management
System (CTMS) is an integrated piece of software created by biotech and
pharmaceutical companies to manage clinical trial data. By helping to manage
huge and complex clinical trial data, it offers customizable features with
cutting-edge technology and tools that speed up and lower the cost of clinical
trials. Additionally, clinical trial management systems offer a number of
advantages including simple data access from different client locations,
information sharing, data maintenance and security, ease of administration, and
management of clinical trials at various locations by granting access to
multiple users concurrently.
The Global
Clinical Trial Management System Market was valued at US$ 691.4 million in 2018 and it is expected to exhibit a
CAGR of 12.8% during the forecast
period (2019 – 2027).
In-house or home-grown programmes
are frequently used to handle the data in the early stages of clinical trials
when the number of patients and tests is low. Later phases see an increase in
complexity and data volume, which prompts many organisations to adopt more
thorough software. Budgeting, patient management, regulatory compliance,
project management, financials, patient management and recruitment,
investigator management, and compatibility with other systems like electronic
data capture and adverse event reporting systems are all software options.
While pharmaceutical companies
that sponsor clinical trials may offer a CTMS to the sites that take part in
their trials, sites may also run a Clinical
Trial Management System to support daily operations in areas
like conducting study feasibility, streamlining the workflow of the trial
coordinators and investigators, providing a central location to house all
trial-related information, and improving clinical data management by supplying
staff, including biostatisticians and database administrators.
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