e-CRFs mean speedier reviews

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August 2003

We have established a new web-based system for online data entry of our CRFs (Case Report Forms).

We are using conventional paper CRFs (so there is no worry for clients) which are then remotely entered into a database enabling us to produce tables and listings for safety review within two days of dosing. This is particularly useful in dose escalation studies as meaningful safety reviews can be developed within a very effective time frame.

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