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Onboarding with CRIO’s Clinical Trial Software: A Real-Life Experience from a Research Site

Are you interested in investing in clinical trial software at your research site, but worried how your staff will adapt to the change? At Team CRIO, we partner with many sites who experience this challenge; that’s why we ensure you’ll have a dedicated project manager for your team.

In this webinar, Luke Snedaker, the VP of Clinical Research at Lucas Research, goes through the process & challenges of onboarding with CRIO’s eSource, CTMS, and eRegulatory software. Get an exclusive peek into how the Lucas Research staff adopted CRIO, and how you can, too.

by Maxine Lai Customer Success Manager at CRIO
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