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Beyond the Buzzword: What Real AI Looks Like in Clinical Research Every company seems to claim they’re “using AI.” Yet if you ask how, the answers often fall apart under scrutiny. In clinical research, the difference between buzzword AI and real AI is more than...
BEKhealth, Innovo Research, and RTI Health Solutions Expand Collaboration to Deliver Community-Based Real-World Evidence to Improve Patient Outcomes BEKhealth’s AI-powered data platform unites cohort matching to longitudinal real-world data across Innovo’s...
Human-in-the-Loop + AI in Clinical Trials: Why the Future of Recruitment Isn’t Fully Automated In the race to modernize clinical-trial recruitment, artificial intelligence has become the headline act. Many vendors now promise fully automated tools that can find,...
The Rise of the Digital-Ready Site: How Technology Readiness Wins More Studies In clinical research, experience used to be the differentiator. Sponsors and CROs prioritized sites that had conducted the most studies or enrolled the most patients. Today, the bar has...
Beyond Recruitment: Leveraging RWD to Power a Continuous Clinical Trial Ecosystem Clinical trials have long been organized in stages: protocol drafting, site selection, recruitment, data collection, analysis, and follow-up. As real-world data (RWD) and real-world...
