Data, eCRF, Technical
Use of large language models in clinical research (part 2)
This is a follow-up on our previous blog entry on large language models (LLMs) and first experiences using the publicly available chatbots, based on LLMs. It is worth noting that during creation of this blog post, the AI technology already advanced and an upgraded version of model GPT- 3.5 (on which ChatGPT was based) has become available (GPT-4).
Use of large language models in clinical research (part 1)
The importance of artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential impact on the workforce has entered the limelight in the last weeks of the year 2022. News outlets and internet websites reported on a groundbreaking achievement in AI: the development of chatbots based on large language models (LLMs) that can be used by the general public in an intuitive, conversational and user-friendly manner
Electronic informed consent (eConsent) in clinical research in Europe: opportunities and bottlenecks
While eConsent has become a reality in the US, Europe is still lagging behind in its implementation. To protect patient rights without compromising on the full potential of clinical research, flexible and dynamic consent formats will be crucial in the future.
eCRF mit integrierter ePRO Lösung– native App vs. browser-basierte Variante
Der digitale Fortschritt durchdringt das tägliche Leben in allen Bereichen. Die getroffenen Maßnahmen im Zuge von COVID-19 haben dazu beigetragen, dass diese Entwicklung vor allem im Gesundheitsbereich noch verstärkt wird.
A hitchhiker’s guide to data review in an ongoing (“live”) study – part 2: data review for interim analysis
If you are thinking of a clinical trial, you might ask yourself why and how data review for interim analysis can be a topic for a whole article. However, in a non-interventional study there are certain challenges [...]
The end of the eCRF in local language? Workflows for meeting local and global demands in your non-interventional study (NIS)
What aspects do you need to consider when planning a multi-lingual eCRF? Are regulatory requirements effective 22 November 2017 a cut-off date for the future of eCRFs in local language?