Electronic Health Records (EHR) as eSource in Clinical Trials

Rubrik: IT

(Treffer aus pharmind, Nr. 04, Seite 535 (2020))

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Electronic Health Records (EHR) as eSource in Clinical Trials / Why building the EHR to EDC bridge using “Fire” is SMARTer than it sounds · Bell M, Rollinger Y, Howells*Mr. Keith Howells is no longer employed with OmniComm/Anju Software at the time of printing on 30/04/2020. K · ¹OmniComm Systems, Inc., , Anju Software Inc. has completed the acquisition of OmniComm Systems, Inc. on 18/09/2019., Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA und OmniComm Europe GmbH, Bonn
This article explores the continuing evolution of electronic source (eSource) data, specifically data from the electronic health record (EHR) in clinical trials. Guidelines for the use of eSource have been established since 2010, but the broader adoption of EHR as eSource for clinical trials is slow. The focus of the discussion is on the development of technology solutions using industry standards to realize the value of leveraging EHR data for clinical trials. Small-scale implementations have yielded positive benefits to productivity and data quality, but concerns surrounding regulatory compliance, data privacy, and differences in data domains and standards have largely contributed ...