The planned sites in Livonia, Las Vegas, and San Antonio would expand a partnership that places clinical research and health screenings inside Walmart stores.
|Articles|October 1, 2006
- Applied Clinical Trials-10-01-2006
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eShowcase: GlobalView EventNet
System enables IRB members to review ?s in near real-time from anywhere in the world
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System enables IRB members to review AEs in near real-time from anywhere in the world
GlobalView EventNet
PPD, Inc. (Wilmington, NC) just released a customizable, global event management and adjudication system for quick review of safety and endpoint-driven data from large clinical trials or registries. The secure, Internet-based system provides broad access to adverse event data, particularly in studies with multiple information sources and ones that need review by a board of independent physicians.
GlobalView EventNet provides access to data in near real-time and allows IRB members to examine the data at their own convenience from any location around the world. The board members can also request follow-up information or confirm adjudicated events through an online interface. GlobalView EventNet also sends automatic email alerts to prompt and encourage timely review. The system electronically compares each IRB member's decision and documents them per established guidelines.
PPD, Inc., (910) 251-0081,
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