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User Acceptance Testing (UAT): The One Test Every Data Manager Should Try to Fail
by Rob Rittberg | Jun 2, 2021
“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not.” — Dr. Seuss Years...
Industry Commentary
Clinical Data Science for Non-Data Scientists (Part 1)
by Ray Eichler | Apr 27, 2021
Einstein is often attributed to saying, “If I had an hour to save the world, I would spend 55 minutes defining the...
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DIY Study Build at 2X the Speed
by Rob Rittberg | Aug 3, 2020
Do you wish you could make the leap to build your own study within an EDC solution? Perhaps you have relied on CROs or...
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Supporting RECOVERY for Covid-19
by Rob Rittberg | May 14, 2020
The largest randomized clinical trial for #Covid-19 treatments is making great strides in adaptively testing the...
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OpenClinica’s Response to the Coronavirus
by Cal Collins | May 7, 2020
At OpenClinica, we are working hard to ensure our users, especially those working on COVID-19 projects, are fully...
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To counter bias, counterbalance
by Bryan Farrow | Dec 9, 2019
On a scale from 1 to 10, with 10 representing utmost importance, how important is a healthy diet to you? Do you have...
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Just 4 weeks until OC19. Get your boarding pass!
by Bryan Farrow | Oct 9, 2019
It’s not too late to register for Super User Training or the two days of workshops taking place in Santander,...
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Souvenirs from Baltimore (SCDM 2019)
by Bryan Farrow | Oct 7, 2019
Thank you to everyone who helped make SCDM 2019 another fantastic learning opportunity. We were delighted to catch up...
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Register now for OC19: All Hands on Data
by Bryan Farrow | Aug 27, 2019
Register now! This year, sail the seas of OC4 in Santander, Spain. This year, it’s all... Uncategorized
We’ll be busy at SCDM 2019
by Bryan Farrow | Aug 26, 2019
We can’t wait for this year’s Society for Clinical Data Management Conference. From an evening reception... eCRF
How’s your health? Introducing a mobile-friendly SF-12
by Bryan Farrow | Aug 20, 2019
We’ve blogged about ePRO form design and the power of real-time calculation previously. Today we invite you to... News
How’s your health? Introducing a mobile-friendly SF-12
by Ben Baumann | Aug 20, 2019
We’ve blogged about ePRO form design and the power of real-time calculation previously. Today we invite you to...
eCRF
It’s just a form. What’s to know?
by Bryan Farrow | Aug 1, 2019
If you’re new to clinical data management, that question is understandable. You’ve never had any trouble building...
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Stop, in the Name of Accuracy! An Introduction to Data Validation
by Bryan Farrow | Jul 2, 2019
Mistakes happen in the course of data entry. A research coordinator, intending to input a weight of 80 kilograms,...
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In praise of skip logic
by Bryan Farrow | Jun 28, 2019
“Please answer the following three questions if you answered ‘yes’ above.” Instructions like... Uncategorized
Thoughts on eligibility forms in the Journal for Clinical Studies
by Bryan Farrow | Jun 17, 2019
Eligibility is more than a checklist. It’s an essential instrument for patient safety and study integrity. ...
ePRO
What’s the score? Real-time scoring of the PHQ-9
by Bryan Farrow | Jun 3, 2019
Heart disease. Lung cancer. Type II diabetes. You. Me. The barista at the coffee shop. For all the differences between...
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Need a Glomerular Filtration Rate? Let the form do the math!
by Bryan Farrow | May 21, 2019
When it comes to math, the modern eCRF is no slouch. You’ve seen OpenClinica forms add, substract, multiply, and...
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Save the Date: November 7 and 8 in Santander, Spain
by Bryan Farrow | Apr 26, 2019
Mark your calendars! This year’s annual gathering will take place on Thursday, November 7 and Friday, November 8...
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The Four Criteria of a Perfect Eligibility Form: A Success Guide
by Bryan Farrow | Apr 26, 2019
Looking for another success guide? See our guides on cross form intelligence, date formatting, ePRO form design, and...
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Just 20 minutes to AE coding and lab reference ranges
by Bryan Farrow | Apr 25, 2019
If you’re not using external tables and lists, you’re not tapping the full power of OpenClinica. Watching...
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Turning the tables on patient-specific reference data
by Bryan Farrow | Mar 27, 2019
How much time do you have left? Yes, in that sense. The existential one. If the question is difficult to ask, it’s...
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Headed down registry road? Here are the EDC features you’ll need.
by Bryan Farrow | Mar 18, 2019
Here in Massachusetts, with the March winds whipping and snow always a threat, a week’s vacation down south is common... Uncategorized
Why you should make better forms your top data management resolution for 2019
by Bryan Farrow | Jan 7, 2019
Chances are you’ve already set personal goals for the new year. But have you set professional ones? If not, let... Uncategorized
Master form design with these two on-demand webinars
by Bryan Farrow | Dec 17, 2018
Equipped with the right system, data managers today have more tools than ever before to capture high-quality right at...
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The Kitchen Sink: See everything OpenClinica forms can do for you
by Bryan Farrow | Dec 13, 2018
In just thirty minutes, explore all of OpenClinica’s form capabilities, each doing its part to ensure better... Case Studies
What can cross-form do for you? (Part 3 of 3)
by Bryan Farrow | Nov 21, 2018
In the examples given here and here, our cross-form logic depended on data with a known location. In the first case,... Case Studies
What can cross-form do for you? (Part 2 of 3)
by Bryan Farrow | Nov 14, 2018
In the previous post, we presented a cross-form example of clinical data collected in one event factoring into the... Case Studies
What can cross-form do for you? (Part 1 of 3)
by Bryan Farrow | Nov 14, 2018
Your study database has just locked. To celebrate, you decide to treat your two in-house monitors to dinner in the...
eCRF
Get better dates (in your eCRFs)
by Bryan Farrow | Nov 7, 2018
Dating is hard, especially if you’re not aware of the relevant conventions and etiquette. The same could be said for...
eCRF
Register for “Good Form: Designing Your eCRFs for Better Data, Faster”
by Bryan Farrow | Oct 30, 2018
Want to maximize data quality and speed? Focus on your forms. From layout to item order, skip logic to edit checks,... Uncategorized
Configurable roles, participant limits, and more now part of OC4
by Bryan Farrow | Sep 14, 2018
Starting today, data managers building their studies in OC4 will find a whole new level of control at their... Uncategorized
The full OC18 program is here. (Will you be?)
by Bryan Farrow | Sep 10, 2018
The full, interactive program for OC18, with links to valuable content you can use today, is now available. Take a... Uncategorized
Register for OC18 by Friday, Aug 31
by Bryan Farrow | Aug 24, 2018
Still unsure whether to attend OC18? Here are just a few reasons to register. As an attendee, you will: Help us design...
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Dive into deep learning on October 16
by Bryan Farrow | Aug 17, 2018
We are excited to announce that MIT professor and MacArthur genius grant receipient Dr. Regina Barzilay will deliver...
Compliance
From multi cohort Phase I’s to integrated Phase III’s, FDA eyes efficiency
by Bryan Farrow | Aug 13, 2018
Two guidance documents, released a month apart this summer, suggest that the FDA is taking up a concern that sponsors... Uncategorized
Deadline to submit OC18 abstract is August 24
by Bryan Farrow | Aug 9, 2018
Submit an Abstract for OC18 Deadline: Friday, August 24 Would you like to share a case study with fellow power users?...
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OC18 details announced. Register today!
by Bryan Farrow | Aug 6, 2018
We’re excited to open up registration for our 10th Annual User Conference. Prepare to get personal (in terms of... Uncategorized
OC4 Bridge Training
by Bryan Farrow | Jul 16, 2018
For those beginning studies on OC4, we’re pleased to offer these video training sessions, “bridging”... Uncategorized
How Good Are We at What Matters?
by Bryan Farrow | Jul 12, 2018
For the last several months, we’ve asked professionals with data management responsibilities to evaluate their... Uncategorized
Data Gets Personal at OC18, October 15 and 16 in Boston, MA
by Bryan Farrow | Jul 5, 2018
“Can we get personal?” More and more often, that’s the question motivating today’s most innovative research. Whether... Uncategorized
More than Checking Boxes: An eConsent Q&A [audio]
by Bryan Farrow | Jun 20, 2018
For the second year in a row, we’re looking forward to hosting a panel session at the Society for Clinical Data... Uncategorized
Optimized AE management, “any file” uploads, and more in this week’s OC4 release
by Bryan Farrow | Apr 17, 2018
The first major update to OC4 went live early today, with new features that extend your study’s flexibility so...
Compliance
“You’ve Got Findings!”: To the 90’s and Back with GCP E6(R2)
by Bryan Farrow | Apr 11, 2018
Imagine a time when phones boasted no smarts. When technophiles worshipped noisy gadgets called modems. When The Human... Uncategorized
OpenClinica Insight webinar now “on demand”
by Bryan Farrow | Apr 2, 2018
Last week, we introduced OpenClinica Insight, our intelligent, visual reporting module, to you and your peers around... Uncategorized
Intelligent, visual reporting is here!
by Bryan Farrow | Mar 2, 2018
See the video now, join the webinar on March 26 or 28. You know it better than anyone: clear, on-demand reporting is... Uncategorized
“On demand” viewing of our webinar introducing OC4
by Bryan Farrow | Jan 24, 2018
Our thanks to a smart, engaged audience for the lively webinar on Monday, featuring the new OpenClinica.... Uncategorized
Join our OC4 Webinar on Monday, January 22
by Bryan Farrow | Jan 2, 2018
Happy New Year! We’re excited to start 2018 with our most significant new release in 10 years. We want to give... Compliance
What is GDPR (And Why Should I Care)?
by Bryan Farrow | Nov 10, 2017
Some laws govern the use of crosswalks; others, how to clean up after our pet in public spaces. Then there’s the EU... Uncategorized
OC17 is just 32 days away! Here’s the detailed program.
by Bryan Farrow | Nov 1, 2017
If you’ve been waiting for more detailed session information to register, wait no more. You’ll find all... Uncategorized
The new OpenClinica is here! (Part 3 of 3)
by Cal Collins | Oct 26, 2017
The story of OpenClinica is a story of customer-driven innovation. No other eClinical platform has a community as... Uncategorized
The new OpenClinica is here! (Part 2 of 3)
by Cal Collins | Oct 24, 2017
In the previous post in this series we covered how the new OpenClinica makes study build, change control, and...
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The new OpenClinica is here! (Part 1 of 3)
by Cal Collins | Oct 18, 2017
Data Managers! Does this sound like you? “Protocols change. I need a fast, reliable way to make needed updates without...
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We can make your study better, stronger, faster. We have the technology.
by Bryan Farrow | Oct 3, 2017
Data Managers, do these statements feel familiar? “It’s 2017. I’m done with paper forms. My sites need...
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The OC17 Program is here, and it’s bursting at the seams
by Bryan Farrow | Sep 26, 2017
The OpenClinica community has proven once again its passion for innovation and knowledge sharing. We received a record... Uncategorized
The Change Business
by Bryan Farrow | Sep 8, 2017
You’re in the change business. Is that what you thought of as you arrived at work today? It’s true. Working in... Uncategorized
Poll: Data Management Challenges
by Bryan Farrow | Sep 5, 2017
Like you, sites strive to capture high quality data to answer safety and efficacy questions. But that’s not an... Uncategorized
Get Your Queries Under Control (Part 1: Query Aging)
by Bryan Farrow | Aug 25, 2017
We may all face death and taxes, as Ben Franklin quipped, but data managers are most certainly guaranteed yet a third...
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Register for OC17 today and secure early bird pricing!
by Bryan Farrow | Aug 10, 2017
We are thrilled to announce the venue and keynote speaker for OC17, our 9th Annual Global Conference, and to open... ePRO
14 Best Practices for ePRO Form Design
by Bryan Farrow | Jul 14, 2017
Is there any term in data collection more despairing than “abandonment rate”? That’s the percentage of respondents who... Uncategorized
Save the Date! OC17, December 4th and 5th, in Amsterdam
by Bryan Farrow | Jul 11, 2017
OC17, OpenClinica’s 9th Annual Global Conference, will take place in Amsterdam, on December 4th and 5th this... Uncategorized
Finally, data capture that’s powerful and easy.
by Bryan Farrow | Jun 30, 2017
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Automate Your Collection of Lab Reference Ranges
by Bryan Farrow | Jun 12, 2017
Data managers invest a lot of time and attention documenting lab processes, and for good reasons. Regulatory... Uncategorized
What DIA Stands For, To OpenClinica
by Cal Collins | Jun 5, 2017
What is it about the annual Drug Information Association meeting that energizes those of us working to improve the... Uncategorized
A Preview of our DIA Plans
by Bryan Farrow | Jun 2, 2017
Talks from drug development luminaries. Exhibits that combine “luxury apartment” with “miniature theme park.” And a... Uncategorized
Poll: Study Build Challenges
by Ben Baumann | Jun 1, 2017
The path from study idea to publication on your EDC can be long. Sometimes tortuous. We’re working to change...
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A Prescription for Data Management Health
by Bryan Farrow | Apr 28, 2017
“Three days to enter data, five days to answer queries.” The rule couldn’t be any clearer. You’ve told your sites at...
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The Power of Fusion: Three Case Studies of Data Integration in Action
by Bryan Farrow | Mar 29, 2017
Big data has been a recurring topic in medical research news for years now. It’s a topic that deserves our attention.... ePRO
OC Participate Delivers Better ePRO Data, Faster
by Bryan Farrow | Mar 17, 2017
With patient-centricity claiming more and more of the spotlight in both research and care (rightfully so),... ePRO
For Better ePRO Data, Empower Your Participants
by Bryan Farrow | Mar 13, 2017
What does the term “source” bring to mind for you? Paper files? A clinic’s EMR? Fair enough. Those... Uncategorized
My Resolution for 2017
by Cal Collins | Feb 13, 2017
The traditional month for making resolutions is over, but since the first day of the year, I’ve been hard at... Uncategorized
Our newest clients represent the future of research and care
by Ben Baumann | Feb 13, 2017
New client relationships are exciting in any business. But they don’t get much more gratifying than the ones... Uncategorized
New eCRFs (Colleague Revelation Forms)
by Ben Baumann | Feb 13, 2017
OpenClinica has welcomed several new team members over the last few months. We’ve collected some eCRFs (Collegue... Uncategorized
What prevents you from doing (more) ePRO?
by Ben Baumann | Feb 13, 2017
Patient-reported outcomes give us insights that no clinical assessment, imaging study and lab report can. For... Industry Commentary
Is Your Clinical Trial Software Effective, or Just Efficacious? (Part 2 of 2)
by Bryan Farrow | Feb 6, 2017
In the previous post, I described the difference between efficacy and effectiveness, an increasingly important concept... ePRO
Is Your Clinical Trial Software Effective, or Just Efficacious? (Part 1 of 2)
by Bryan Farrow | Jan 27, 2017
For pure pathogen-killing power, it’s hard to beat a surgeon’s hand scrub. Ask any clinician, and... Uncategorized
OpenClinica Conference Archives available
by Cal Collins | Jan 26, 2017
Many of our Community users have asked us where to find presentations from our last six conferences. We’ve just... Uncategorized
Get Training in Brussels (Dec 6-9)
by Ben Baumann | Nov 10, 2016
We’re bring OpenClinica Super User Training to Brussels, December 6-9. This is a great opportunity to get... Uncategorized
Introducing OpenClinica v4
by Cal Collins | Sep 22, 2016
The OC16 Conference (Oct 3-4 in Boston) is two weeks away and I’m thrilled to be there to introduce the all-new... Uncategorized
Network with OpenClinica at Mobile in Clinical Trials and DPharm
by Sothya Tep | Sep 14, 2016
Busy Q4 2016 events program getting underway This fall sees a busy events calendar for OpenClinica. In the run up to... Uncategorized
Look who’s talking at OC16
by Sothya Tep | Sep 9, 2016
The OC16 conference will shortly get underway in Boston on Monday, October 3rd 2016 at the Harvard Medical School. The... Uncategorized
OC16 Program Announced!
by Sothya Tep | Sep 2, 2016
There is not long to go now until OC16 kicks off at the Harvard Medical School New Research Building in Boston on... Uncategorized
Super User Training coming to London!
by Sothya Tep | Jul 25, 2016
The fastest way to fluency and proficiency – London Training Session coming up – August 23-26. Click here for course... Uncategorized
OC16: Call for Abstracts!
by Sothya Tep | May 31, 2016
OC16 is coming to you this fall at the Harvard Medical School New Research Building–save the date! Monday, Oct... Uncategorized
Disintermediation
by Cal Collins | Mar 11, 2016
“An approximate answer to the right problem is worth a good deal more than an exact answer to an approximate... Cloud Hosting
The Forecast is Cloudy
by Cal Collins | Dec 28, 2015
GE recently announced it is moving its 9,000 supported applications to the cloud. Nowadays, all of us are bombarded... Industry Commentary
2015 Future of Open Source Survey Results
by Rob Rittberg | Dec 4, 2015
Open source software has emerged as the driving force of technology innovation, from cloud and big data to social... Conferences & Events
Reducing friction in patient engagement: an (unconventional) case study
by Rob Rittberg | Sep 24, 2015
Our quest for frictionless, electronic patient reported outcomes (ePRO) data capture has us looking for novel ways to... Case Studies
HTML Tips to Enhance Your eCRF
by jmacminn | Aug 17, 2015
In some cases, the display of your OpenClinica eCRF may not be exactly what you had in mind. You may want to highlight...
ePRO
Calculating ROI for ePRO
by Ben Baumann | Aug 3, 2015
I recently delivered a webinar titled “Getting Started with eCOA/ePRO,” in which roughly a third of attendees polled... ePRO
Engage. Learn. Repeat.
by Cal Collins | Jul 2, 2015
At OpenClinica we are driven to reduce obstacles to the advancement of medical research. The OpenClinica open source... Conferences & Events
OC15 in Review
by Cal Collins | Jun 18, 2015
Two weeks ago, members of the OpenClinica community converged on the Lloyd Hotel in Amsterdam for the 2015 OpenClinica... Conferences & Events
Engineering OpenClinica’s Future
by Cal Collins | Mar 19, 2015
We recently introduced OpenClinica Participate™. We believe all research participants—patients, clinicians,... ePRO
Reacting to #ResearchKit
by Cal Collins | Mar 13, 2015
Apple, Inc. has a remarkable ability to capture the world’s attention when announcing “the next big thing.” They...
Mobile
Introducing OpenClinica Participate
by Cal Collins | Feb 25, 2015
In clinical research, we all work towards better evidence-based, patient-centered health interventions. We all...
OpenClinica Features
OpenClinica CRF Features – Everything But the Kitchen Sink
by Laura Keita | Feb 12, 2015
Whenever I teach case report form (CRF) design in the OpenClinica Central User Training class, the thought that always...
OpenClinica Features
Demystifying the Decode() Function
by jmacminn | Oct 22, 2014
When I started learning to use OpenClinica, I was mystified by all of the things there were to learn. One year later,... OpenClinica Features
Video Demos: Printing Subject Casebooks, Blank Casebooks and Blank CRFs
by Laura Keita | Oct 6, 2014
We’re in the process of updating our documentation to include video demos of various OpenClinica features. Take a look...
Integration
Let’s get social about code!
by agoodwin openclinica | Sep 17, 2014
The move to Github is a powerful one, and one that we know will foster a strong, active community. When we started...
Webinar
Free Webinar, Aug 27: Successful Part 11 Compliance in a Universe of Electronic Data
by Rodica | Aug 13, 2014
Regulatory compliance may not always be the life of the party, but understanding its basics and being prepared for...
OpenClinica Features
Automatic Event Scheduling with OpenClinica 3.3
by Rob Rittberg | Jul 22, 2014
An exciting new feature that has been at the top of the request list is Event Scheduling. Using the flexible and...
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Using Tokens in OpenClinica CRFs and URLs
by Cal Collins | Jul 8, 2014
An important new feature in OpenClinica 3.3 is the ability to incorporate variables in your CRF display. When...
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OC Innovation Award & Community Catalyst Award Announced
by Rob Rittberg | Jun 25, 2014
A big thanks to all the folks who helped make OC14 on June 22 & 23 a smashing success! We had engaging...
Integration
New: OpenClinica Extensions Site
by kkrumlian | Jun 10, 2014
A number of people in the OpenClinica community have extended the OpenClinica platform in many useful ways—adding new...
Release Info
OpenClinica Rule Designer Now Open Source
by Cal Collins | May 22, 2014
I’m excited to announce that the OpenClinica Rule Designer module is now freely available to all OpenClinica... Conferences & Events
A Look at the 2014 OpenClinica Conference Program – An Ecosystem of Innovation
by Ben Baumann | Apr 30, 2014
The program for OC14 (the 2014 OpenClinica Global Conference) has been posted–what a line-up! Having been... Industry Commentary
The Future of Open Source
by Cal Collins | Apr 15, 2014
It was a privilege for OpenClinica to help with the “Future of Open Source” survey recently completed by Michael Skok... Uncategorized
Responding to Heartbleed
by Cal Collins | Apr 10, 2014
Please change your OpenClinica passwords. By now you’ve probably heard about the Heartbleed web security bug. At... Uncategorized
6 Days Left to Contribute to OC14!
by Ben Baumann | Mar 25, 2014
That’s right–there are only 6 days left to submit proposals for participation in the 2014 OpenClinica...
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Validating Open Source eClinical Systems
by Rob Rittberg | Mar 14, 2014
Validating software you use in clinical research is a requirement of most regulatory authorities, such as the FDA... Uncategorized
Introducing OC14: Call for Content
by Ben Baumann | Mar 6, 2014
Save the date for the 2014 OpenClinica Global Conference: June 22-23 at the Exchange Conference Center on Boston’s... OpenClinica Forum
Forum upgrades and more
by Cal Collins | Mar 1, 2014
When you join OpenClinica as a user or a developer, you are joining an active, collaborative community. Our community... Central User Training
OpenClinica Central User Training – Feb 24-27 – Waltham, MA
by Rob Rittberg | Feb 13, 2014
Don’t miss OpenClinica’s Central User training course in Waltham, MA, February 24-27! Register now, seats...
Case Studies
EDC Scandinavia uses OpenClinica for BYOD ePRO
by Rob Rittberg | Feb 3, 2014
Krister Kristianson, PhD. EDC Scandinavia AB, Stockholm In a recent study involving several hundreds patients, we...
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OpenClinica at Netherlands CTMM Annual Event
by Rob Rittberg | Oct 16, 2013
On September 12, 2013, The Center for Translational Molecular Medicine (CTMM) held their annual meeting at the Media...
Conferences & Events
Back from the OpenClinica German Users Group Meeting
by Rob Rittberg | Oct 9, 2013
Last month, OpenClinica users throughout Germany converged in Berlin for the very first German OpenClinica Users Group...
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Calling all OpenClinica Users – 2013 Usage Survey
by Rob Rittberg | Sep 27, 2013
We need your help! To effectively gather information on the worldwide use of the OpenClinica software platform, your... Uncategorized
OpenClinica Central User Training – Brussels – October 15-18
by Rob Rittberg | Aug 26, 2013
Don’t miss OpenClinica’s Central User training course in Brussels, from October 15 – 18! Register...
Case Studies
OpenClinica and TraIT: A Dutch National Research Infrastructure
by jwboiten | Aug 5, 2013
Is it possible to set up an IT infrastructure for translational research for an entire country? The Dutch...
Case Studies
Synchronizing OpenClinica Instances: Another Option for Using OpenClinica in Disconnected Settings
by Ben Baumann | Jul 17, 2013
While tablet software maker Mi-Co is showcasing an integration of their Mi-Forms tablet-based forms software with...
Integration
Webinar: Tablet-based Offline EDC for OpenClinica – July 24
by Rob Rittberg | Jul 10, 2013
Offline Data Capture for OpenClinica – Demo of Mi-Forms Tablet Integration with OpenClinica Date: July 24, 2013...
Conferences & Events
OC13 Wrap Up – The Fruits of an Awesome Community
by Rob Rittberg | Jul 1, 2013
It’s hard to believe that OpenClinica’s Global Conference, OC13 happened one week ago. What a memorable... Uncategorized
Doug Bain – OpenClinica Keynote address – Boston, 6/21/2013
by Rob Rittberg | Jun 13, 2013
Doug Bain is proud to be invited to give the keynote address at the annual OpenClinica User group meeting schedule for... Uncategorized
Kool-Aid > Coffee
by rcautill | Jun 7, 2013
Over the last few weeks, the OpenClinica LLC team has spent a lot of time on future-based thinking. We have been... Conferences & Events
OC13 Boston – Less than a month to go!
by Rob Rittberg | May 29, 2013
Please excuse our excitement! There’s less than one month to go for OC13 — if you haven’t registered, now... Uncategorized
The Open Source Way
by Cal Collins | May 24, 2013
The OpenClinica LLC team subscribes to a core set of values we do our best to live and work by in everything we do....
Conferences & Events
A Fresh Perspective on Upcoming OpenClinica Events
by Rob Rittberg | May 16, 2013
What a great time of year! The sun is out and the flowers, trees, and grass are blooming. There is no better time to... Uncategorized
Data Manager Humor
by Cal Collins | May 14, 2013
Thanks for making me laugh, Jackie 12182! Data Management: Queries in clinical trials...
OpenClinica Features
New OpenClinica Developer Release: Revamped Print Module
by Rob Rittberg | Apr 26, 2013
A new developer release is available for OpenClinica. While it contains a number of significant improvements, one of... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica to present at DIA China Annual Meeting
by Rob Rittberg | Apr 23, 2013
There are numerous opportunities to learn about OpenClinica at the upcoming 5th DIA China Annual Meeting... OpenClinica Features
Importing OpenClinica Data Into R
by Ben Baumann | Apr 9, 2013
R is a powerful open source statistical software package–many people think of it as an open source alternative... Industry Commentary
Using Patient-centered Technology to Improve Recruitment and Retention
by Cal Collins | Apr 2, 2013
Sponsors of clinical research must increasingly focus on improving patient engagement in order to meet many of today’s... OpenClinica Features
OpenClinica 3.1.3 Community Version – Performance Test on HDD vs. SSD
by Rob Rittberg | Mar 27, 2013
Summary of hardware/software used in tests: All tests are performed on Dell Vostro 3360 notebook in order to control...
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OpenClinica creates a fresh brand perspective
by Rob Rittberg | Mar 26, 2013
OpenClinica is rolling out a new brand this year! We’re spiffing up our look with a new logo and visual... Conferences & Events
OC13: Early Bird Registration Ends Friday, March 22!
by Ben Baumann | Mar 20, 2013
Friday, March 22 is your last chance to get early bird registration for OC13! Take advantage of this final opportunity... Industry Commentary
Does EDC Help or Hurt Site Relations?
by Ben Baumann | Mar 19, 2013
Getting reluctant clinical research sites to embrace technology such as electronic data capture (EDC) software can be... Conferences & Events
OC13 – OpenClinica 2013 Global Conference draws clinical research community to Boston
by Rob Rittberg | Mar 14, 2013
OC13 is an educational event open to anyone looking to obtain insight into the OpenClinica clinical trial software... Conferences & Events
OC13: OpenClinica 2013 Global Conference
by Rob Rittberg | Feb 8, 2013
We’re gearing up for a fantastic conference, June 21 in Boston. You don’t want to miss the informative... Uncategorized
OpenClinica 3.1.3 Now Available
by Ben Baumann | Dec 3, 2012
We are thrilled to announce the general availability OpenClinica 3.1.3. This latest release of the OpenClinica... Uncategorized
2013 Training Schedule
by Ben Baumann | Nov 15, 2012
We have recently posted the 2013 schedule for open enrollment Central User Training at:... Release Info
OpenClinica 3.1.3 Release Preview; Beta Now Available
by Ben Baumann | Aug 23, 2012
We’ve been working hard on the OpenClinica 3.1.3 release and recently published a beta release. While 3.1.3 is... OpenClinica Features
Beyond Single-Selects – Managing Long Lists in OpenClinica
by adridder | Aug 6, 2012
Here at the VU Medical Center Amsterdam, we’re implementing OpenClinica (OC) for CTMM TRACER. TRACER aims at... OpenClinica Features
OpenClinica Web Services Tutorial Videos
by Ben Baumann | Jul 27, 2012
OpenClinica’s web services layer provides a powerful mechanism for programmatic data interchange between... OpenClinica Features
The OpenClinica Platform – Developer Round Table Discussions
by Cal Collins | Jul 15, 2012
OpenClinica is a clinical trial software platform that aims to provide data capture, data management, and operations... Uncategorized
OpenClinica Exhibiting at DIA China Conference (May 20-23, Shanghai)
by Ben Baumann | May 21, 2012
OpenClinica is exhibiting at the Drug Information Association’s 4th Annual China Meeting, May 20-23 at the Shanghai... Uncategorized
OpenClinica at Society for Clinical Trials Annual Meeting (May 20-23, Miami)
by Ben Baumann | May 19, 2012
OpenClinica will be both exhibiting and presenting at this year’s Society for Clinical Trials Annual Meeting,... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica Conference Showcases Innovation
by Ben Baumann | Apr 25, 2012
Innovation in the OpenClinica community occurs on many different levels and in many places around the world. The 2012... Conferences & Events
Community OpenClinica Meetup in Vienna April 17th!
by thickerson | Apr 6, 2012
In the time leading up to the OpenClinica Global Conference, we are able to organize some small events outside of the... Conferences & Events
Check Out the 2012 OpenClinica Conference Program
by Ben Baumann | Mar 4, 2012
The program for the 2012 OpenClinica Global Conference is now available online (see it here). This year’s program... Case Studies
OpenClinica to be Used for European Commission Project “beta-JUDO”
by kristiakk | Feb 22, 2012
As part of the European Union 7th Framework for Health, the “Beta-JUDO” project will involve hundreds of... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica Conference: Early Bird Registration Ends Friday, February 17th
by Ben Baumann | Feb 17, 2012
The chance to get discounted early bird rates on registration and training for the 2012 OpenClinica Global Conference... Conferences & Events
Breaking Barriers: Forging a New Model for Clinical Development
by Ben Baumann | Feb 10, 2012
Could the principles of open source and open innovation transform the future of clinical research? Come hear thought... Uncategorized
Attend the 2012 OpenClinica Conference!
by sothya | Jan 3, 2012
The 3rd annual OpenClinica Global Conference will be held in Boston, MA on April 22nd- 23rd. Kicking-off the event... Uncategorized
Setting up an OpenClinica User Group
by Ben Baumann | Jan 2, 2012
This past November I gave a presentation about OpenClinica at the Association Francaise de Data Management Biomedical... Conferences & Events
2012 Training Schedule Now Available
by Ben Baumann | Dec 15, 2011
Our 2012 schedule for OpenClinica training courses open to the public is now available at:... OpenClinica Features
Three Things I Learned About Export Job Performance From My Uncle Paulo
by topeoluwole | Dec 5, 2011
1. “Realize you can try to do it all…but you’ll do it slowly, very slowly.” It’s understandable that there... Uncategorized
Overcoming Obstacles to Successful Clinical Trials through Open Source
by Ben Baumann | Nov 10, 2011
This article in Applied Clinical Trials shows how open source is having a significant impact across all segments of... Uncategorized
Growing the Community
by Cal Collins | Nov 3, 2011
A recent discussion on the OpenClinica users mailing list centered around making OpenClinica more optimal for small,... Uncategorized
Clinical Trials in the Cloud (Part II)
by Cal Collins | Oct 12, 2011
The other day I posted an overview of the new OpenClinica Optimized Hosting offering. Since then we have received...
OpenClinica Features
Clinical Trials in the Cloud
by Cal Collins | Oct 7, 2011
I got a phone call the other day from a longtime OpenClinica user about the announcement of our new OpenClinica... Uncategorized
New! OpenClinica 3.1 “Gap” Training
by Ben Baumann | Aug 29, 2011
We are excited to announce a new course designed to get you up to speed with the new changes in OpenClinica 3.1. ... Standards & Systems Integration
eClinical Integration
by Cal Collins | Aug 3, 2011
Increasingly I am seeing real momentum for reducing the costs and barriers to integration of eclinical applications... Conferences & Events
Sign-up for the OpenClinica 3.1 Webinar
by Ben Baumann | Aug 2, 2011
Join us for a free webinar presentation and demonstration of the newly released OpenClinica 3.1. This is a great... Standards
Thoughts on Code: OpenClinica and Open Standards with CDISC
by thickerson | Jul 20, 2011
One of the strengths of open source is the ability to open up the code base and learn by reading and doing, that is,... Release Info
OpenClinica 3.1 is Finally Here!
by paulgalvin | Jun 13, 2011
After nearly 20 months, OpenClinica 3.1 is finally ready to meet the world as a production ready application. You may... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica Global Conference Features Industry Thought Leaders, New Release
by Ben Baumann | May 18, 2011
The second annual OpenClinica Global Conference took place last week in Boston. The venue at the Metro Meeting Center... OpenClinica Features
Video Demo of New OpenClinica Data Mart
by jhalperin | May 11, 2011
The OpenClinica Data Mart, available with OpenClinica 3.1 Enterprise edition, makes it easy to report clinical trial... Conferences & Events
The OpenClinica Global Conference (May 8-9) is Approaching Fast!
by Ben Baumann | Apr 25, 2011
With just under two weeks to go, the OpenClinica Global Conference is shaping up to be an excellent opportunity to... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica at Bio-IT World
by Ben Baumann | Apr 11, 2011
If you are at this year’s Bio-IT World conference, be sure and stop by the OpenClinica booth (#418) to see a... Release Info
OpenClinica 3.1 Release Update
by paulgalvin | Apr 6, 2011
We are in the final development stretch of the OpenClinica 3.1 project. Over the course of alphas and betas some... Conferences & Events
Ken Getz to Deliver Keynote at OpenClinica Global Conference
by Ben Baumann | Mar 24, 2011
We are excited to announce that Kenneth A. Getz, Chairman of the Center for Information & Study on Clinical... Conferences & Events
First Large-Scale Demo of OpenClinica 3.1 at DIA EuroMeeting | March 28-30 | Geneva
by Ben Baumann | Mar 19, 2011
OpenClinica version 3.1 will be demonstrated at this year’s Drug Information Association (DIA) Annual... Conferences & Events
February 25th Deadline for Submitting Session and Poster Proposals for OpenClinica Conference
by Ben Baumann | Feb 22, 2011
February 25th Deadline for Submitting Session and Poster Proposals for the 2011 OpenClinica Global Conference. Share... Conferences & Events
2011 OpenClinica Global Conference – Early Bird Registration Deadline Extended to March 1!
by Ben Baumann | Feb 14, 2011
This is a chance to get a discount on both registration and training for this highly educational event. Join your... Release Info
OpenClinica 3.1 Beta 1 is Out!
by Cal Collins | Jan 11, 2011
The OpenClinica 3.1 Beta 1 is now available. More information and downloads are available on the wiki. Please provide... OpenClinica Features
Plug-in Architecture for OpenClinica Data Extracts
by Cal Collins | Dec 22, 2010
A major part of the Akaza mission is to make OpenClinica more flexible and customizable. Having a code base that is... Industry Commentary
The Evolution of Electronic Data Capture
by Ben Baumann | Dec 16, 2010
OpenClinica was recently featured in an article in Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News titled “Commandeering... Release Info
New Capabilities Added to OpenClinica Version 3.1
by paulgalvin | Oct 26, 2010
For the past 12 months, the OpenClinica development team has been working diligently on the next major OpenClinica... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica at SCDM Annual Conference
by Ben Baumann | Oct 19, 2010
OpenClinica is exhibiting at the Society for Clinical Data Management Annual Conference, October 17-19 in... Case Studies
OpenClinica in an Academic Environment
by cricrss | Oct 6, 2010
Here at the Women & Children’s Health Research Institute, Edmonton, Alberta, we have been using OpenClinica since... Case Studies
The Open Source Effect: Akaza Research Provides Insight into Rapid Growth of OpenClinica
by Ben Baumann | Sep 24, 2010
OpenClinica has seen a surge in usage over the past year, according to recent survey conducted by Akaza Research.... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica at 2010 caBIG Annual Meeting
by Ben Baumann | Sep 13, 2010
OpenClinica will be well represented at this year’s 2010 caBIG Annual Meeting, September 13-15, in Washington,...
Industry Commentary
OpenClinica Community Surpasses 10,000 Members …and oh yeah, what is this open source thing?
by Ben Baumann | Jul 27, 2010
Heartfelt thanks to everyone who has supported the OpenClinica project over its relatively brief history. Our... Release Info
OpenClinica 3.1 Release Timelines; Call for Pilot Program Participants
by paulgalvin | Jun 17, 2010
Last week I wrote about a few new features that will be part of the forthcoming OpenClinica 3.1 release and promised... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica Presentation and Exhibit at DIA Annual Meeting
by Ben Baumann | Jun 15, 2010
At this year’s DIA Annual Meeting, June 14-17 in Washington, DC, Akaza Research will be exhibiting and... OpenClinica Features
OpenClinica 3.1 (project “Amethyst”) Preview
by paulgalvin | Jun 9, 2010
The next major milestone for OpenClinica (project code-named “Amethyst”) will be OpenClinica version 3.1. While this... Uncategorized
OpenClinica at MAGI Clinical Research Conference (May 23-26, Boston)
by Ben Baumann | May 23, 2010
Yet another conference! Representatives from Akaza Research will be exhibiting and demonstrating OpenClinica at the...
Case Studies
XForms and OpenClinica
by csmith531 | May 15, 2010
Here at Geneuity, we do a lot of contract research work for sponsors of clinical trials. That sometimes means... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica at Society for Clinical Trials, May 16-19 (Baltimore, MD)
by Ben Baumann | May 13, 2010
Representatives from Akaza Research will be exhibiting OpenClinica at the Society for Clinical Trials Annual Meeting,... OpenClinica Features
OpenClinica CRF Library is Now Available!
by Cal Collins | May 3, 2010
The OpenClinica CRF Library is live! Login with your OpenClinica.org account to search, download, and share CRFs at... Uncategorized
OpenClinica at Bio-IT World and ACRP Annual Meeting This Week
by Ben Baumann | Apr 21, 2010
Representatives from Akaza Research will be exhibiting OpenClinica at the Bio-IT World Conference & Expo (April...
Case Studies
Trial Sponsors and Their Contract Labs: Better Collaboration via OpenClinica
by csmith531 | Apr 15, 2010
At Geneuity Clinical Research Services, we do lab tests for trial sponsors. As readers of this blog know, we use... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica at Partnerships in Clinical Trials, April 12-14 (Orlando, FL)
by Ben Baumann | Apr 12, 2010
Representatives from Akaza Research will be exhibiting OpenClinica at Booth #363 at the Partnerships in Clinical... Conferences & Events
Preview of the March 22nd OpenClinica Global Conference
by Ben Baumann | Mar 15, 2010
With just a week to go, the OpenClinica Global Conference is shaping up to be an excellent event for learning about...
Standards
Pipes, Hats … and OpenClinica: Digesting HL7 in OpenClinica
by csmith531 | Mar 5, 2010
If you’re an OpenClinica administrator somewhere, the chances are good somebody has asked you: “Can... OpenClinica Features
OpenClinica CRF Library
by Cal Collins | Jan 26, 2010
UPDATE (03-May-2010): The CRF Library is now live at library.openclinica.org. Our vision at Akaza Research is to... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica Community Virtual Forum
by paulgalvin | Dec 22, 2009
With over 8,000 members worldwide, OpenClinica is leading the charge on bringing professional quality open source... Uncategorized
OpenClinica 3.0.1 Features Improved CRF Save Times
by paulgalvin | Dec 7, 2009
Akaza Research will be releasing a maintenance update of OpenClinica 3.0, which by itself probably does not illicit... Uncategorized
OpenClinica Community and Enterprise Editions
by Cal Collins | Oct 13, 2009
Dear OpenClinica Community, We are only hours away now from the general release of OpenClinica 3.0. There is a ton of...
OpenClinica Features
Rapid Deployment of New Functionality in OpenClinica Using MirthConnect
by csmith531 | Oct 11, 2009
In a previous article, we describe how we at Geneuity Clinical Research Services exploit OpenClinica’s new web... Release Info
OpenClinica 3.0 Completes Functional Testing; Enters Deployment Testing
by paulgalvin | Oct 7, 2009
OpenClinica 3.0 is almost here! The quality team has successfully completed functional testing and has moved onto the... Case Studies
OpenClinica and the Paper Chase: A Case Study
by csmith531 | Sep 21, 2009
The developers of OpenClinica like to say they are ‘powering the electronic data capture (EDC) revolution’... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica 3.0 at Upcoming Industry Conferences: SoCRA, SCDM
by Ben Baumann | Sep 14, 2009
Representatives from Akaza Research will operating an OpenClinica 3.0 exhibit at two upcoming conferences: Society of... OpenClinica Features
OpenClinica 3.0 Features Preview: Part III
by paulgalvin | Sep 8, 2009
Welcome to the 3rd and final installment of the OpenClinica 3.0 features preview! This post covers the new Web... Industry Commentary
Selling open source without mentioning open source
by Cal Collins | Aug 27, 2009
I am a regular reader of “The Open Road” blog by Matt Assay on news.com. In one of his latest posts,... Case Studies
Facilitated Data Entry of Lab Results Using OpenClinica’s New Web Services Feature
by csmith531 | Aug 19, 2009
As mentioned previously, we at Geneuity Clinical Research Services are big fans of OpenClinica and are even more so... Links
OpenClinica on Twitter!
by thickerson | Aug 4, 2009
Chances are, you have heard of Twitter, the micro-blogging service that has become wildly popular. In every sphere,... Uncategorized
An Opportunity for Transformational Change in Clinical Trials
by Cal Collins | Jul 22, 2009
Life sciences research is recognized as one of the most technologically advanced, groundbreaking endeavors of modern...
OpenClinica Features
OpenClinica 3.0 Features Preview – Part II
by paulgalvin | Jul 7, 2009
Welcome to Part II of the OpenClinica 3.0 features! I previously wrote about three of the main features for 3.0,... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica and Open Source at DIA Annual Meeting
by Ben Baumann | Jun 15, 2009
Akaza Research is pleased to announce that Cal Collins will deliver a presentation at the Drug Information... OpenClinica Features
OpenClinica 3.0 Features Preview – Part I
by paulgalvin | Jun 9, 2009
We have been working hard on OpenClinica 3.0 for the last 9 months and are getting closer and closer to a production... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica at International Conference on Global Health
by Ben Baumann | May 15, 2009
Akaza Research will be presenting OpenClinica at the upcoming International Conference on Global Health in Washington,... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica European Summit
by Cal Collins | Apr 30, 2009
Close to 100 OpenClinica users recently came together face to face in Brussels for the OpenClinica European Summit,... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica at 2009 ACRP Global Conference and Expo
by Ben Baumann | Apr 26, 2009
Hello from Denver! OpenClinica is well represented at the 2009 Global Conference & Exposition here in Denver,... Industry Commentary
How Open Source EDC Can Make Clinical Trials More Productive
by Ben Baumann | Feb 28, 2009
Barbara Zwick, from the European clinical trial Evidence and Performance Blog recently published an interview with Ben... Conferences & Events
OpenClinica European Summit
by Cal Collins | Jan 26, 2009
You may have seen the recent announcement of the OpenClinca European Summit. Akaza is planning this event to reach out... Uncategorized
The State of an Electronic Data Capture Open Source Community
by Cal Collins | Jan 12, 2009
I believe we’ll look back at 2008 as the year the OpenClinica open source community truly coalesced. From a size... Industry Commentary
Microsoft Veteran Banks on Open Source
by Ben Baumann | Jan 2, 2009
11-year Microsoft veteran, Keith Curtis, has recently published a book on Lulu.com called “After the Software... Case Studies
How a Busy Research Clinical Laboratory Deploys OpenClinica as a Laboratory Information System (LIS)
by csmith531 | Dec 8, 2008
Here at Geneuity Research Services, we do laboratory tests for clients conducting clinical trials. We are a one-stop... Case Studies
Using OpenClinica for ICF-Based Data Acquisition
by cdaffara | Dec 3, 2008
The use of electronic data capture (EDC) systems in health care, and especially in clinical trials, has been the... Uncategorized
Three Impossible Things
by thickerson | Nov 23, 2008
“Sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.” – Lewis Carroll... Industry Commentary
Why Pharmaceutical Companies Now Have a Reason to Choose Open Source
by Ben Baumann | Nov 13, 2008
On October 27th, Bio-IT World published an article on the newly released OpenClinica 2.5. In a somewhat bold statement... Uncategorized
Validation Approach for OpenClinica
by jhalperin | Oct 20, 2008
Lately there has been quite a bit of discussion in the OpenClinica community about validation. The following... Release Info
OpenClinica 2.5 is Here!
by paulgalvin | Sep 19, 2008
It is with great excitement that I can finally say the production release of OpenClinica 2.5 is here! It took a lot of... Case Studies
Adventures in Web-Based Electronic Data Capture (EDC) – An OpenClinica Case Study
by Ben Baumann | Sep 17, 2008
A recent issue of Applied Clinical Trials Online features a case study of OpenClinica Electronic Data Capture (EDC)... Uncategorized
OpenClinica 2.5 – the final countdown!
by paulgalvin | Sep 8, 2008
OpenClinica 2.5 has been going through rigorous testing over the last few months and we are finally getting close to... Uncategorized
Motivations for Contributing to Open Source
by Ben Baumann | Aug 22, 2008
There are currently over 50 different types of open source software licenses approved by the OSI (Open Source... Uncategorized
Clinical Research and the Cloud…two great things that don’t go together (yet).
by thickerson | Aug 6, 2008
Cloud computing seems to have become the best thing since sliced bread for most startups. With the arrival of Amazon... Uncategorized
And in Hardware News…
by thickerson | Aug 1, 2008
Coming soon to a piece of medical equipment near you: Storage maker SanDisk is making “Write Once Read... OpenClinica Features
OpenClinica 2.5 Release
by paulgalvin | Jul 29, 2008
We are getting very near to the release version 2.5 of OpenClinica, representing a major milestone in the development... Uncategorized
Open Source Reliability and Support
by Cal Collins | Jul 15, 2008
When evaluating an open source technology for use in the enterprise, a critical question you must ask, especially if... Uncategorized
21 CFR Part 11, Electronic Signatures, & OpenClinica
by paulgalvin | Jun 23, 2008
Organizations that seek to submit their clinical trial results to the FDA must comply with 21 CFR Part 11: a key set... Uncategorized
Open Source in the News for Life Sciences
by Cal Collins | May 21, 2008
My schedule’s been quite busy the past few weeks and I haven’t yet been able to complete my series of... Uncategorized
Will the New PHR Gorillas Embrace HIPAA? Taking a cue from clinical research
by thickerson | May 3, 2008
In April, the WSJ’s Health Blog pointed to an article that asserted that Microsoft and Google were not... Industry Commentary
Why Open Source is Good for International Health Research (and Everyone Else)
by Ben Baumann | Apr 22, 2008
A recent article titled, “Could an Open-Source Clinical Trial Data-Management System Be What We Have All Been Looking... Uncategorized
Open Source and Security
by Cal Collins | Apr 15, 2008
The impact of the open source model on security is an oft-studied topic. Rather than try to add anything new, I wish... Uncategorized
Validation and Compliance with Open Source Clinical Trial Software
by Cal Collins | Mar 31, 2008
We are often asked, “if your clinical trial software is open source, how can it be validated”? The answer is that,... Uncategorized
An open source Elelctronic Data Capture (EDC) system? Really?
by Cal Collins | Mar 28, 2008
Back in 2004, when I would tell people about our open source electronic data capture (EDC) technology and our open... Uncategorized
OpenClinica Integration with caAERS, a caBIG Application for Adverse Event Reporting
by kkrumlian | Feb 28, 2008
First, here’s a quick summary of caBIG. caBIG is an NCI sponsored initiative which makes essential tools and... Standards
CDASH: A new way to standardize data elements
by paulgalvin | Feb 19, 2008
Many people who work with EDC systems have heard of or been impacted by CDISC, Clinical Data Interchange Standards... Uncategorized
Portability: the next frontier in electronic data capture?
by thickerson | Feb 6, 2008
Recently, the company Clinical Ink announced their upcoming software release. Using tablet PCs with proprietary... Uncategorized
eCTDs to get more important in 2008
by thickerson | Jan 28, 2008
In this past year, we worked hard to update the Electronic Data Capture facilities of OpenClinica; we also worked very... Uncategorized
Electronic Data Capture (EDC) Spending on the Rise
by Ben Baumann | Jan 21, 2008
Health Industry Insights, an IDC Company, recently published a new forecast of the domestic market for electronic data... Uncategorized
A tale of two court cases: Medsphere v. Shreeve and ArsDigita v. Greenspun
by thickerson | Jan 11, 2008
In reviewing the top stories of 2007, I came across this article in InformationWeek, outlining the 10 top OSS stories... Uncategorized
I love the smell of politics in the morning
by thickerson | Jan 9, 2008
Unless you have been living under a rock for the last six months, you will have noticed that voters in Iowa and New... Uncategorized
Envisioning a better way to manage user requirements
by jhalperin | Nov 27, 2007
The prevailing methods of managing software user requirements in the Life Sciences industry are far too primitive for... Uncategorized
Welcome!
by Cal Collins | Nov 20, 2007
Welcome to the OpenClinica Blog. Let me introduce who we are and what the goal of this blog is. Akaza Research is a... Uncategorized
by Bryan Farrow | Jan 1, 1970
OpenClinica June 2017 Newsletter OpenClinica June 2017 Newsletter | DIA Edition +1 (617) 621-8585... Uncategorized
Yes, You Can Go PRO
by Bryan Farrow | Jan 1, 1970
What does the term “source” bring to mind for you? Paper files? A clinic’s EMR? Fair enough. Those...
Standards
Data Management Plan (DMP) – Prove it!
by Rob Rittberg | Jan 1, 1970
Author: Ray Eichler, OpenClinica DMPs can be life-savers, well probably not life-savers, but quite possibly...;){kind=icon}
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