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Decentralized Clinical Trial Platforms – Provider Compendium 2024
Provider Compendium Report
26 Feb 2024
by
Chunky Satija, Nisarg Shah, Anik Dutta, Madhur Kakade, Apoorva Gupta
Decentralized Clinical Trials (DCTs) are transforming the landscape of clinical research by leveraging digital technologies to facilitate remote patient participation. This patient-centric approach not only benefits participants but also ensures more inclusive and robust study results while reducing the workload for investigators. In the aftermath of the pandemic, a hybrid model is emerging that seamlessly integrates technology with traditional site workflows, ushering in a new era of clinical trials that harnesses the strengths of both approaches. In a financially constrained environment, DCT platform providers are looking to strike a balance between client satisfaction and cost reduction. They prioritize delivering comprehensive solutions that include real-world evidence, integration with sensors and wearables, and tools dedicated to enhancing patient engagement and retention throughout the trial process.
This compendium provides detailed and fact-based snapshots of 22 DCT providers. Each profile offers a comprehensive picture of the provider’s offerings, technology solutions, key clients, recent developments, and investments.
Scope
Industry: Life sciences
Geography: global
Contents
This report features 22 DCT platform provider profiles and includes:
- Company overview: the company’s mission, client base, and revenue split across buyer segment and geographies
- Case studies demonstrating DCT capabilities
- Solutions/Products enabling DCT capabilities
- Recent product developments, partnerships, and investment areas
Membership(s)
Clinical Development Technology
Outsourcing Excellence
Page Count: 134
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