SPIRITT Selects iMedNet EDC for its eClinical Flexibility and Ease of Use
MedNet Solutions, a global life sciences technology company specializing in clinical study management systems, is pleased to announce that SPIRITT Research, a boutique research services organization with a passion for improving patient treatment outcomes and quality of life, has joined MedNet’s iMedNet Partner Program. SPIRITT will leverage iMedNet EDC, MedNet’s flagship eClinical solution, to get their research studies set up quickly, easily and cost-effectively.
“SPIRITT is an ideal partner for MedNet, given our companies’ deep, shared expertise supporting orthopedic and spine related research, as well as post market studies and registries,” remarked John M. (Rob) Robertson, President and CEO of MedNet Solutions. “We’re confident that our organizations will work very well together and that iMedNet EDC will provide SPIRITT with the technology infrastructure they need to facilitate effective and efficient research.”
“We are very pleased to be partnering with MedNet Solutions,” commented Francine Schranck, President of SPIRITT. “The iMedNet product is one of the best clinical trial management systems we’ve seen, and we recommend it without reservation.”
Matthew Britt, Director of Clinical Affairs at SPIRITT, added, “We are asked all the time by our clients about the best solutions to support them in their various clinical trials, and because of its flexibility and ease of use, iMedNet is a logical choice.”
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