Merge's new tool seeks to support clinical trial operations

Jeff Byers | | Health Imaging | Enterprise Imaging
Clinical systems developer Merge Healthcare has released Merge eClinical OS, a new clinical trial operating tool providing study support for trials.

Merge eClinical OS, a single, web-based tool, works for studies of all sizes, said the Chicago-based Merge in a press statement. Clients can select varied features and services to fit each study, including:
  • Site data capture;
  • Sponsor study management;
  • Patient reported outcomes;
  • Endpoint adjudication;
  • Clinical image management; and 
  • Research site trial management.

The tool offers an interface for data capture, processing and reporting functions, the company added.

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