Clinical Research: The Future of Medicine Stuck in the Digital Past
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https://doi.org/10.17140/CTPOJ-2-107Abstract
The past eight years I’ve spent working at clinical research sites have been gratifying in countless ways. From seeing direct patient
improvement as a result of their involvement in a trial to learning about Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval of a therapy on which we’ve conducted trials, the observable outcomes of contributing to the forefront of scientific knowledge are continuously rewarding. However, despite tangible medical field advances, day-to-day operations are often performed in an antiquated fashion. In this article, I highlight four outdated and inefficient methods still utilized in common clinical trial operations and offer suggestions for updated digital replacements.
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