Quintiles Advances Risk-based Monitoring with the Launch of Data-driven Trial Execution Powered by Infosario Clinical
New offering improves the quality and predictability of clinical development while reducing overall trial costs by up to 25 percent
Quintiles today announced the launch of its comprehensive, fully-integrated Data-driven Trial Execution offering, which leverages the concept of risk-based monitoring to improve clinical trial delivery. While the industry’s current approach to risk-based monitoring focuses solely on clinical trial monitoring, Data-driven Trial Execution combines study start-up, project management, clinical monitoring, data management and analytics to optimize trial conduct while meeting regulatory demands and quality requirements for Good Clinical Practice (GCP).
“Our customers are seeking to manage clinical trials with greater efficiency, seamless execution and predictive insights that enable them to respond faster and make better-informed decisions,” said Paula Brown Stafford, president of Clinical Development at Quintiles. “Data-driven Trial Execution is the first in a series of standardized offerings that Quintiles plans to bring to market, and is our answer to optimized trial execution that has the potential to improve quality while reducing overall trial costs by up to 25 percent.”
Quintiles is an industry leader in risk-based monitoring, having delivered more than 80 projects involving risk-based monitoring principles and processes across more than 20,000 sites and 200,000 subjects. Quintiles Data-driven Trial Execution builds upon that experience and represents a true shift in clinical trial oversight, introducing a central data surveillance team that performs ongoing reviews of data to monitor risk and facilitate the right action at the right time.
Data-driven Trial Execution is powered by enhancements to the award-winning Quintiles Infosario® platform, adding advanced analytics that provide biopharmaceutical customers with a real-time view of a study’s status and progression for enhanced transparency and collaboration across stakeholder groups. With the Infosario platform, Quintiles project teams can gather insights of critical data in a single, 360-degree view allowing for early identification of risks and potential issues with automated triggers and alerts that guide action plans. Project teams now have real-time visibility to critical information across programs, including projected study visits, to enhance study execution, improve predictability and maximize customer investments.
For more information on Data-driven Trial Execution, please visit www.quintiles.com/datadriventrialexecution or register to attend Quintiles’ November 15 webinar, entitled “Data-driven Trial Execution: Delivering Next-generation Risk-based Monitoring,” led by Dan White, vice president of Global Operations at Quintiles.
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