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During COVID-19, Linear Clinical Research Accelerates Remote Monitoring of Clinical Trials

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Raymond Nomizu, JD, CEO of CRIO
Lewis Edwards, Systems & Operations Lead at Linear Clinical Research Ltd.

Linear Clinical Research is a research site located near ground zero of the first Australian death from coronavirus and is running life-saving cancer trials amidst an environment of significant travel restrictions. In addition to discussing how Linear completely revamped its operations, Lewis talks about how his site accelerated the adoption of a remote monitoring model with CRIO eSource and eRegulatory, and how it promotes monitoring, patient and staff safety.

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