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Accurate, Complete Data Entry Is Key to Medication Safety

Pharmacy Times

Carefully checking every piece of information and proofreading for accuracy is crucial to ensure patient safety

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Stress not a significant factor in migraine attacks, study finds

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Individualised digital data capture and analytics were enabled by Curelator’s digital technology that combines a simple smartphone data entry process with personalised analytics. After 90 days of data entry, the app creates a trigger, protector and “no association” map for each use within a personalised report.

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How blockchain can revolutionise medical records and save lives

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Many practitioners have expressed the feeling that EHRs cause far too much of their time ultimately being spent on data entry. This is possible because of what a blockchain inherently is: a ledger cryptographically enforced to ensure the integrity of the data on it.

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Veeva MedTech Clinical Trials Report Signals Significant Opportunity to Improve Data Delivery and Quality

Pharmafile

Published date: 19/04/2023 Summary: 83% use email, portals, and paper to exchange information with study partners, slowing study execution and increasing risk of non-compliance BARCELONA, Spain — 19 Apr. 2023 — Veeva Systems (NYSE: VEEV) today released its first-ever report examining global trends in medtech clinical trials. read more

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Life in phase III: How effective data management can support NHS Trusts to hit their targets

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While there are a number of variables, including clinical and physical capacity, post-COVID-19 social distancing restrictions and scheduling logistics, there is one common thread that ties them all together – data. Information from right across the health sector spectrum needs to be captured and managed effectively.

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Why intelligent automation is the future for regulation

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To improve data confidence regulatory executives should take a four-step approach to change how they: Collect Data: Life sciences organisations should utilise cloud-based solutions with global access that facilitates one repository with a single source of truth and eliminates the use of local file sharing and servers.

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Achieving commercial excellence with data-driven decisions

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Together, these groups compile vast amounts of data, including rich information on patient populations, target customers, and the competitive landscape. But after months of effort, in most cases, the usefulness of this data begins and ends in a static slide deck or spreadsheet.