MedPoint Communications Inc.
announced that it is launching a new service, the Study Document Exchange (SDX) System. This new service aims to optimize the regulatory document completion process by providing a rapid, centralized platform to support the flow of documents among sites, sponsors and CROs.
The SDX system operates stand-alone or within an ePortal, and provides support for single or multiple studies, a compound development program, or an enterprise-wide drug development pipeline. All downloaded documents are tracked for up-to-the-minute accuracy in reporting, and completed forms can be printed for record-keeping and compliance. The SDX system supports electronic signatures, incorporates security features, adheres to 21 CFR Part 11, and is considered a closed system.
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