The First Electronic Delegation Of Authority Log for Clinical Trials
Boston, MA – The Delegation of Authority log is one of the “Essential Documents” in clinical research. In the DOA log, the Principal Investigator delegates study-specific duties to different members of the research study team. Each duty has a start and end date and should be signed off by both the Principal Investigator and individual delegate. If a staff member performs a duty that was not appropriately delegated, this is considered a major protocol deviation in the clinical trial.
Paper-based delegation logs (or DOAs) lead to all kinds of problems. At CRIO, we’ve developed the industry’s first-ever electronic delegation log. Using our system, regulatory specialists can create duty codes; assign duties to study team members; copy duty profiles from one user to another; solicit and track e-signatures from the Principal Investigator and delegate; and view a list of all duties and the individuals who have those duties.
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BOSTON, MA – November 3, 2022 – CRIO, the industry’s leading eSource provider, announces the appointment of Dr. Margaretta Nyilas to its Board of Directors, effective immediately. Dr. Nyilas is a biopharmaceutical executive with over twenty years of diverse global industry experience, formerly at Otsuka Pharmaceuticals, Bristol Myers Squibb and Click Therapeutics. She has a...
SCRS 2022 starts next week. Here are 3 reasons to stop by Booth 401 and meet Team CRIO. We’ll see you there! Friday, Oct.7 at 10:30 am. Master Workshop #1 : How the World’s Leading Vaccine Network Reduced Protocol Deviations by 40% 2. Meet the team behind the industry’s leading site-based eSource technology. CRIO delivers...
