The assumptions of data capture
The assumptions of data capture
Within the field of clinical research, there has been, for many
years, a move away from the use of paper as a form of data
capture, in favour of electronic data capture, particularly within
industry. The advent of the use of electronic case record forms
(eCRFs) is nothing new from that perspective: what remains
a challenge is the use of electronic data capture (EDC) at site.
This article will, I hope, with some broad generalisation, raise
awareness of the issues from the sites’ perspective
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Batchelor, James
e53c36c7-aa7f-4fae-8113-30bfbb9b36ee
1 June 2017
Batchelor, James
e53c36c7-aa7f-4fae-8113-30bfbb9b36ee
Batchelor, James
(2017)
The assumptions of data capture.
Journal for Clinical Studies, 9 (3), .
Abstract
Within the field of clinical research, there has been, for many
years, a move away from the use of paper as a form of data
capture, in favour of electronic data capture, particularly within
industry. The advent of the use of electronic case record forms
(eCRFs) is nothing new from that perspective: what remains
a challenge is the use of electronic data capture (EDC) at site.
This article will, I hope, with some broad generalisation, raise
awareness of the issues from the sites’ perspective
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