eSOURCE

As eSource (electronic source) adoption in clinical trials increases, organizations looking to make the switch are also evaluating the cost-effectiveness and benefits of eSource over traditional data collection methods. eSource enables clinical trial sites to capture, manage, and store data digitally, streamlining workflows and enhancing data accuracy. In contrast, traditional data collection methods, including paper … Read more

In clinical research, electronic source (eSource) systems are transforming how data is collected, managed, and utilized. However, as with any technology used in regulated industries, eSource platforms must comply with stringent regulatory requirements to ensure data integrity, security, and traceability. Two primary regulations governing the use of eSource in clinical trials are FDA 21 CFR … Read more

Electronic Source (eSource) presents a compelling case for reducing monitoring costs in clinical trials. By streamlining data collection, improving accuracy, enabling remote monitoring, strengthening compliance, and altogether reducing administrative burdens, eSource solutions provide a powerful tool for clinical research sites, sponsors, and CROs looking to achieve better outcomes. There’s a reason why thousands of sites … Read more

The shift from traditional paper-based methods to electronic source data (eSource) platforms is reshaping data collection and management in clinical trials. In its Draft Electronic Source Data in Clinical Investigations Guidance Document, the FDA has recognized the growing importance of electronic systems in improving data integrity and compliance in clinical investigations. While there is an … Read more

The evolution of data collection and management in clinical trials has seen a significant shift from traditional paper-based methods to electronic source (eSource). This transition has brought about profound changes in how clinical trials are conducted, driving increased data precision and staff efficiency, and the overall management of clinical trial data. Here, we dissect the … Read more

Increasingly, clinical research sites are replacing traditional paper-based processes with Electronic Source (eSource) technology in clinical trials. The shift from paper-based processes to eSource represents a significant step forward in improving efficiency, accuracy, and compliance. As sites prepare to make the transition, whether from paper or an existing vendor, it is essential to understand the … Read more