Cmed Technology Ltd. to Host Roundtable, Give Presentation About EDC Pain Points at Summit for Clinical Ops Executives (SCOPE)

NEW PROVIDENCE, N.J., Feb. 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ --Cmed Technology, an eClinical technology provider, announced today it will host a roundtable and give a presentation about electronic data capture (EDC) pain points this week at the Summit for Clinical Ops Executives (SCOPE) conference at Florida‘s Westin Colonnade Coral Gables hotel.

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As part of SCOPE’s two-day “Electronic Data In Clinical Trials” session, today’s interactive roundtable discussion, “What Pain Points Are You Experiencing With EDC Systems?”, at 4:30 p.m. highlights some of the issues and frustrations that sponsors and investigator sites are experiencing with today’s EDC systems. Cmed Technology also will present “Sites+EDC Does Not Have To=Pain: Building eClinical Platforms for Real-World Scenarios” tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. This stand-alone presentation focuses on the need for eClinical providers to re-examine their approach to EDC systems in order to create an optimal experience.

Throughout the conference, Cmed Technology also will conduct live demonstrations at its Booth 12 of Timaeus 5, a unified on-demand eClinical platform, using notebook PCs and the Apple iPad®. Available now to customers, Timaeus 5, which manages clinical data from Study Design through Reporting, was previewed in October 2010.

What:

Roundtable Discussion: “What Pain Points Are You Experiencing With EDC Systems?

Stand-alone presentation: “Sites+EDC Does Not Have To=Pain: Building eClinical Platforms for Real-World Scenarios”

Where:

Summit for Clinical Ops Executives (SCOPE) conference, Florida‘s Westin Colonnade Coral Gables

When:

Roundtable discussion, today (February 7), 4:30 p.m.

Stand-alone presentation, tomorrow (February 8), 9:30 a.m.

“Because the Summit for Clinical Ops Executives caters to a select group of executives, directors and managers, SCOPE engages with vendors like Cmed Technology that are not only experts in the their field like EDC but also innovators in the eClinical industry,” said Micah Lieberman, Executive Director of Conferences for the BioPharma Strategy Series, of the Cambridge Healthtech Institute (CHI) that oversees SCOPE. “As a result, our 450 delegates will be walking away from the seminars with clear answers and a more definitive direction to overcome their EDC problems.”

About Cmed Technology

Cmed Technology, an eClinical technology provider, offers a unified platform for electronic trial design, paper and electronic data capture, monitoring, coding, data management and reporting. Its Timaeus eClinical platform has been built to respond on-demand to the needs of investigators, data managers and study teams. Timaeus’ unique architecture uses advanced distributed cloud computing and mobile technologies to provide the freedom to manage any type of data, for any protocol, anywhere. Timaeus has been used in every phase of clinical research including early phase, pivotal and late phase studies as well as in globally established and emerging markets. A privately held subsidiary of Cmed Group Ltd. since 2002 with roots from the University of Oxford, Cmed Technology has offices in the United Kingdom, United States and Romania. To learn how Cmed Technology is advancing eClinical trials in an on-demand world, visit http://www.cmedtechnology.com.

Media Contact:

Christopher Leary

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