Bioclinica Launches Source Document Manager
Bioclinica has launched Source Document Manager. The solution enables clinical trial sponsors and contract research organizations to collect, de-identify, translate, organize, and manage source documents using a cloud-based application.
Bioclinica Source Document Manager supports online protected health information redaction at the site level with verification by a team of quality control experts and boasts direct integration with an online translation service to translate source documents. Additional features include:
- Structured and guided data collection
- Multilingual platform
- AI-aided redaction
- Query management
- Advanced search capabilities
- Complete audit trail
Bioclinica Source Document Manager can be used as a standalone data collection and storage module to collect and review source documents online, or it can be integrated with an existing EDC system or other data tracking system to send redacted and quality-controlled source documents to their destination.
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