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Prevent Professional Research Subjects With The VCT Global Research Subject Database: European Snapshot

A quick look at some screening data in 3 close European countries demonstrates how research subjects travel to screen concurrently at multiple different sites. Professional research subjects often travel large distances between states or countries to do so. Some travel is within the same country to different sites, but there is significant travel between countries. …

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Prevent Professional Research Subjects With Verified Clinical Trials

Professional research subjects cause issues with placebo rates, data quality and safety.  The issue is more common than most would think.  Upwards of 10% of research subjects will attempt to enroll in more than one clinical trial concurrently or before a safe and mandatory wash out period has occurred. Without a tool like Verified Clinical …

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Duplicate Or Professional Research Subjects Result In Failed Clinical Trials

Duplicate or professional research subjects can be the silent killer of your clinical trial. The issue exists in all phases of clinical trials research, across the globe and across most therapeutic areas. As the data grows, we realize how important it is to use the Verified Clinical Trials (VCT) research subject registry to prevent these …

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Verified Clinical Trials (VCT) is excited to be conducting the First Annual European VCT Congress on 28th November in Munich, Germany

Verified Clinical Trials (VCT) is excited to be conducting the First Annual European VCT Congress on 28th November in Munich, Germany. The meeting will include many of our current and future users of the VCT research subject database registry to prevent duplicate subjects in clinical trials and  as well as other protocol violations. The workshop …

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Subject Registries Reduce Duplicate Subjects Entering CNS Studies

Verified Clinical Trials (VCT) is the global research subject database registry utilized across all phases of clinical trials research to prevent duplicate subjects and other key protocol violations. Data shows that a research subject registry will detect and prevent duplicate subjects and other protocol violations.  Up to 10% in CNS clinical trials and much higher …

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Key Research Sites In Germany Join Verified Clinical Trials Research Subject Registry To Prevent Duplicate Subjects & Over Enrollment To Improve Safety & Data Quality

Several premier research centers in Germany have led the initiative and joined the global Verified Clinical Trials (VCT) research subject database registry to prevent duplicate subjects and other important protocol violations in an effort to improve safety and data quality in their clinical trials. Key research sites in Germany join Verified Clinical Trials to prevent …

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Understanding Research Subjects Behaviors & Travel Habits: Duplicate Subjects In CNS Clinical Trials

Verified Clinical Trials (VCT) presented a poster at the ASCP meeting in Phoenix May 2019, detailing travel habits and distances specifically in CNS clinical trials. Bottom line: In many instances, research subjects travel large distances to become duplicate subjects in CNS clinical trials. A research subject database is needed to prevent duplicate subjects and many …

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Protect Your Clinical Trials Against Duplicate Subjects and Professional Research Subjects

If you protect your computers against malware and viruses, why not protect your clinical trials from duplicate subjects that cause data quality and safety issues as well as failed clinical trials?  Verified Clinical Trials (VCT) is the leading global research subject database to prevent duplicate subjects in clinical trials  also known as professional research subjects. …

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