
The WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health: What You Need to Know
In April 2019 The World Health Organization (WHO) released a draft of a digital health strategy. Known as the WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health 2020-2024
EDC
One size does not fit all
RTSM
Deliver powerful randomization methods
CODER
Fast and accurate clinical coding
Drug and Device Logistics
Mitigate risk and create closer connections
eTMF
Essential document collection
CTMS
Accelerate your trial and ensure data integrity
eCONSENT
Meet patients where they are
eCOA
Faster, cleaner and more reliable data
Patient Poll
Quick insights from patients
eCRF Setup
Capture better data, faster
eTMF Setup
Get up and running in no time
PV Management
Identify and handle your safety management needs
Data Management
Make more informed business decisions
Submission and Data Mapping
Move and consolidate data
eTechnology Strategy
Integrate and capitalize on critical technologies
Protocol Development
Turning your research question into a study
Observational Studies
Digital, cost effective and time efficient
Primary Market Research
Direct to patient, unique, and quality data
IRB and EC Management
End to end regulatory management
PV and GDPR Compliance
Safety, consent and data protection
Scientific Communications
Results dissemination
Digital Communications
Increase patient awareness
Data Linkage
Generate, combine and analyze data
In April 2019 The World Health Organization (WHO) released a draft of a digital health strategy. Known as the WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health 2020-2024
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