Oracle Health Sciences Clinical One Data Collection
Oracle Health Sciences Clinical One Data Collection goes beyond electronic data capture, allowing you to collect datasets from any source and harmonize them in a single place to draw valuable clinical insight.
Tomorrow's clinical trials, today
Clinical One Data Collection product features
Save time
Build a study in weeks instead of months and make mid-study changes in real time, deploying them in minutes without any cost.
Harmonize data
Eliminate data that’s inconsistent, incompatible, incomplete, missing, or duplicated.
Streamline workflow
Put an end to numerous study builds, multiple validations, and complicated integration requirements.
Clinical trial adaptations made during the pandemic reveal an industry embracing change
Natalie Gagliordi, Senior Writer, Oracle
The methods utilized during the pandemic are likely to have a lasting impact on the future of clinical trials, according to a new research study conducted by Informa Pharma Intelligence and Oracle.
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Clinical One
The only platform that truly unifies people, processes, and data to simplify and accelerate the clinical trials of the future.
Decentralized clinical trials
Virtual components in clinical trials allow greater patient participation and significantly improve clinical trial data quality.
Digital transformation
Transformative digital strategies are needed for faster study startup to harmonize data from any source and to streamline workflow.
Clinical One RTSM
Clinical One RTSM can support a randomization strategy for the simplest to the most complex studies without the need for programming or coding.
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