RBQM Podcast Series | Episode 4: Three ways to de-risk your DCT implementation
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Show Notes
Much like RBQM, decentralized clinical trials (DCTs) are an approach to conducting clinical trials, interacting with patients and sites, and implementing fit for purpose technologies for the collection and capture of critical data and monitoring patient safety. The overall objective of DCTs is the facilitation is to lessen the patient burden of patients and sites, therefore increasing patient participation, while ensuring the collection and capture of critical data, such as efficacy endpoints and safety data.
In the fourth episode of the RBQM podcast series, Amy Adams, Senior Director, Clinical Operations and Cris McDavid, Director, Clinical Operations discuss some questions to ask when developing a risk-based framework for decentralized clinical trials.