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Addressing eClinical Data Challenges
Scrip spoke to Fred Martin, Vice President, Engineering & Product Management and Johannes Hoech, Vice President, Marketing & International Operations about current eClinical data challenges at the DIA Europe 2018 conference in Basel in April. Medrio is focused on eClinical technology with a unique approach to electronic data capture (EDC), protocol and site compliance support, and eSource data. Patient data stored in its software are in compliance with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that went into effect in May.
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