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Episode 59: Clinical Data Quality

Episode 59: Clinical Data Quality

Episode 59 Published 2Β months ago
Description

In this QCast episode, Jullia and Tom look at how clinical data quality is shaped from study set-up through collection, review and integration. They discuss why clear definitions, well-designed data flows and proportionate quality control matter, particularly when trial data move across multiple systems or vendors.

Key Takeaways

  • Clinical data should be judged by whether they are fit for the decisions and analyses the study needs to support, rather than by cleanliness alone.
  • Quality problems often begin upstream. CRF design, data definitions, mappings and study instructions can create issues that later queries cannot fully correct.
  • Review effort should focus on critical data and recurring patterns. Trend review can help identify process problems that isolated record checks may miss.


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Founded in 1994, Quanticate is a biometrics-focused CRO with over 30 years' experience delivering expert clinical and post-marketing data services worldwide. Specialising in the collection, management, standardisation, analysis, and reporting of data, we support pharma and biotech companies globally with high-quality solutions for clinical development. We specialise in:

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