Mednet Launches New Healthcare Software
New module designed to provide simple storage of participant consent.
Mednet announced in a company press release its newest software release. Featuring electronic consent capabilities (eConsent) within the iMednet eClinical platform, the organization stated that the new module was designed to provide a simple, cost-effective, and compliant method to collect and store participant consent.
"As the use of electronic consent in clinical trials becomes increasingly necessary across all study types – we are thrilled to add this to our comprehensive toolset," said Rob Robertson, CEO, Mednet, in a company press release. "I am particularly proud of how our team diligently listened to our customers and translated their needs to deliver the optimal combination of functionality, flexibility, and affordability."
Reference: Mednet Launches eConsent Functionality in Latest Release. PR Newswire. October 4, 2023. Accessed October 6, 2023. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mednet-launches-econsent-functionality-in-latest-release-301947495.html
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