Meagan Medical Deploys StudyManager Evolve for New Clinical Study
StudyManager today announced that Meagan Medical, Inc., a clinical research and product development company, has deployed StudyManager Evolve software to manage its latest clinical study.
“We are seeing more and more Evolve interest in the medical device market and are pleased that our Evolve software will help play a key role in Meagan Medical’s study,” said Jeff West, Director, Professional Services, StudyManager. “ It’s been exciting to work with the Meagan Medical team from startup, helping ensure the study stayed on track.”
Evolve's Web-based interface integrates clinical trial management and electronic data capture tools. These features are extremely scalable, and can be used together seamlessly or independently. Evolve enables users to create a single, centralized and secure location for key study information, simplifying study operations and enhancing team efficiency.
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