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...
With the recent push toward Decentralized Clinical Trials (DCTs), many sponsors are adopting eConsent. eConsent allows patients to consent electronically, whether in clinic or remotely, from the convenience of their home. eConsent offers sponsors, CROs, investigators and patients these benefits: Reduce errors by ensuring completion of all fields Automated audit trails ensure accuracy of date-times...
Mary Brenner, MSN MArch RN, is CRIO’s Study Design Manager and brings deep-rooted expertise as a registered nurse to CRIO’s in-house study design team. In this quick Q&A, Mary shares the benefits of good study design for sponsors and sites, the downstream effects of standardized study designs, and gives tips for designing it on your...
BOSTON, MA – August 9, 2022 – CRIO, a Boston-based healthcare technology company streamlining clinical trials for sponsors, sites and patients, announced that it has reached another milestone, exceeding 2,000 clinical research sites standardizing on CRIO’s eSource platform. CRIO supports a variety of clinical trial data. To date, over 800 life science sponsors have data...
CRIO is thrilled to announce the launch of the Study Design Marketplace, CRIO’s product hub for eSource study design templates. Tap in to Team CRIO’s vast experience and explore hundreds of pre-approved templates, curated just for you. Your time is precious. It’s up to you how you spend it. Accelerate the time it takes your...
Clinical Research IO (CRIO)’s recent site survey showed that most sites have recovered business lost during the pandemic, are adjusting to the decentralized clinical trial model, and have implemented their own software in response. At the beginning of the pandemic, CRIO conducted a survey to look at the impact of coronavirus on research sites. By...
CRIO has been highlighted among the top solutions that help researchers track application deadlines, project milestones, and participant demographics. BOSTON, MA – August 24, 2021 – Clinical Research IO (CRIO), a Boston-based company working to transform the clinical research industry with the latest in the cloud and SaaS technology, has been named among the best...
In the latest virtual conference hosted by ACRP, Innovation in the Era of COVID, Raymond Nomizu of Clinical Research IO and Jessica Branning of ClinCloud Clinical Research discussed electronic Source (eSource) and how it has shaped the future of clinical research. Ms. Branning’s site, ClinCloud, was built ground-up on a technological platform centered around CRIO....
We recently passed Crohn’s and Ulcerative Colitis Awareness Week (December 1-7, 2020) and Clinical Research IO was interested in learning more about clinical research in gastroenterology. We connected with Gerry Glazer, Henika Lobo, and Dr. Michael Gould of TDDA Specialty Research (TDDA) to gain insight into conducting GI research. Can you tell us how TDDA...
Achieving representative enrollment – meaning diversity in race, age, gender and socioeconomic status – in clinical trials is essential to the development of cutting-edge therapies for the general population. Despite being recognized as a need within the industry, it has proven to be a longstanding challenge. According to the 2019 ‘Drugs Trials Snapshots’ report released...
COVID-19 trials have quickly become the top trafficked listings. According to WCG Insights, COVID trial listings represent 15.1% of total visits in the last 6 months and has led to a decrease in interest in trials for other conditions. Given the fluid nature of the pandemic and the increasing need for COVID treatments and vaccines,...
Clinical research coordinators (CRCs) shoulder significant responsibility in the conduct of clinical trials — seeing back-to-back patients, processing labs, completing data entry, responding to emails, liaising with monitors — and play an incredibly important part in the research process. As clinical trial complexity increases and more emphasis is placed on data quality, the demand for...