UK Explains Dos And Don’ts Of Remote Clinical Trial Monitoring
Much-Awaited Guideline Outlines Critical Functionalities For EHR Systems
Executive Summary
Updated UK guidance describes the factors that clinical trial sponsors and investigator sites must consider when giving appointed representatives direct access to the electronic health records of participants in clinical trials to check source data.
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