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Moving from Paper to EDC: A CRO Perspective

Presented at– eTrials User Conference, Orlando Fl,

2005– Eastern Technology Council, Malvern,

PA, 2006– Clinical Trials Congress, Orlando, FL,

2006– EDC and Beyond, Las Vegas, NV 2006

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Moving from Paper to EDC:CRO Perspective

• Status• Moving Forward

– Paradigm shifts

– Budget/pricing

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etrials/OCR Status

• Partnership Agreement: April 05

• Tech Transfer: January 06

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Key: Begin with a Simple Study

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Our First Study

• 7,633 Patients• 613,000 eCRF Pages • 15 Countries, 4 Continents• 222 Total Users; 168 at Peak

– < 2 second page turn– 4 load-balanced servers

• Ramp-up: 3 Weeks• All Entry Within 28 Days

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Lessons Learned

• Big Confidence Booster

• Confirmed Relationship Issue

• Training Perspective

• Communication Disconnect

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Communication: Not Good

Sponsor

EDC CRO

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Communication: Good

Sponsor

EDC CRO

• One CDM/eCDM Leader

• Charter

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• EDC– Entry/cleaning at sites

• eClinical– Multidisciplinary ongoing, real-time

access to study data

Different Acronyms/Different Systems

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Paradigm: PM Role

• Tasks

– Communicate trial progress

– Finances

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Trial Management

• New Skill Set; Higher Level Tasks

• Steering Committee Option– eClinical webcasts

vs.Fixed project team meetings

– Real-time problem solving

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StudyData

Site, InvestigatorData

eClinical and CTMS

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Monitoring

• “20% Reduction”

• Reduce Travel Costs

• Less Query Work at Sites

• “100%” SDV not ICH, GCP

Requirement

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CRF eSource

• Useful To– Pre-populate eCRF– Pull from EMR?

• Should Think About– Data integration– Need for data reduction

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Clinical DB

SAS

Analysis DB

Data

Source(s)

CSR

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Data

Source(s)

“Other Stuff”

DBClinical DB

SAS

Analysis DB

CSR

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CRO Pricing

• Our System

• Your System

• Paper

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Training

• High Level Overview

• Specific to Function

• Webcasts for Current

eClinical Projects

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Other Issues

• Coding at Sites

• 2nd Pass Entry

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• Rethink/Rebuild Processes– Do not: Retrofit old paper processes

to eClinical

– Do: Modify processes to embrace full potential of eClinical

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• eClinical: Better with Less Time

and Less People = Less Cost

• Reduce: Trial Cost Drivers– Monitoring– PM– DM

• Increase: Value Added Trial Management

Conclusion

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• eClinical: Better with Less Time

and Less People = Less Cost

• Reduce: Trial Cost Drivers– Monitoring– PM– DM

• Increase: Value Added Trial Management

CRO Expectations


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