End-to-end data awareness across all of your clinical data systems,
that's comprehend.
Why comprehend?
To answer questions across disparate clinical systems, you’re probably relying on one or more of the following:
ETL Tools
Data Warehouses
Business Intel Tools
Complicated Platforms- Comprehend
replaces this all
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These methods are slow and expensive!
Comprehend is perfect for...
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Risk-based Monitoring
Monitor all of your clinical data through a single interface, across multiple studies, CROs, EDC, IRT, e-PRO vendors, Safety, and Financial systems simultaneously, without moving data.
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Clinical Data Management
Get real-time analytics across all clinical data, independent of data source or format. Quickly answer questions and discover discrepancies from any device through our cloud-based system, directly from your browser.
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Cross-study Executive Insights
Identify operational and clinical trends across trials. Easily drill down and report on a wide range of factors, including safety issues, regulatory requirements and opportunities for critical time and cost savings.
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Identifying Outliers & Bottlenecks
Identify problems sooner, saving you time and money. Get the data you need, when you need it, via web, email or your mobile device. Understand the status of your sites instantly through real-time alerts via sms or email.
“Clinical development leaders and their IT partners should consider [Comprehend's] capabilities as a supplement to, or as a stand-alone alternative solution to, data warehouses, ETL tools, custom programs and structured business intelligence techniques for evaluating clinical operations and clinical data. This tool can provide a more flexible, efficient and adaptive way of reaching the diversity of clinical data found, and driving out insights and relationships. Applications include pharmacovigilance/safety, clinical study performance metrics, risk-based monitoring and many other areas. Its cloud-based delivery model will be highly attractive to many companies that want to pilot the capabilities before fully committing to long-term integration.”
/ 2013