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Invivodata Launches SitePRO Tablet(3) Bio-IT World | Weighing in at just over three pounds, SitePRO Tablet is the latest addition to Invivodata’s electronic patient reported outcomes (ePRO) product suite.

Synexus Expands ‘Hub’ Concept to Phase IV Trials(2) Bio-IT World | U.K.-based Synexus has developed a successful method for involving primary care physicians in late-stage trials—without much effort on their part.

Invivodata Launches SitePRO Tablet(2) Bio-IT World | Weighing in at just over three pounds, SitePRO Tablet is the latest addition to Invivodata’s electronic patient reported outcomes (ePRO) product suite.

CRF: Patient Compliance Triples with e-Diaries(2) Bio-IT World | Electronic patient diaries, relative to the paper variety, improve patient compliance by a factor of three, according to research recently released by CRF Inc.

Synexus Expands ‘Hub’ Concept to Phase IV Trials Bio-IT World | U.K.-based Synexus has developed a successful method for involving primary care physicians in late-stage trials—without much effort on their part.

Invivodata Launches SitePRO Tablet Bio-IT World | Weighing in at just over three pounds, SitePRO Tablet is the latest addition to Invivodata’s electronic patient reported outcomes (ePRO) product suite.

CRF: Patient Compliance Triples with e-Diaries Bio-IT World | Electronic patient diaries, relative to the paper variety, improve patient compliance by a factor of three, according to research recently released by CRF Inc.

Three Levels of Integration for Exco InTouch, Logos Technologies Bio-IT World | Faster patient recruitment for Phase I clinical trials is one of the anticipated benefits of a new business partnership.

McClellan Envisions Lifecycle Approach to Drug Surveillance Bio-IT World | Rising drug development costs and public frustration about major drug recalls highlight the need for active, post-market drug surveillance, Mark McClellan told attendees at the recent Post-Approval Summit.

Using Technology to Get More Benefit from Kinetic and Dynamic Data Bio-IT World | COMMENTARY | Clinical pharmacology data repositories provide greater standardization and access to data and improve productivity by leveraging the time of scarce scientific talent.

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