Draft CRA monitoring visit report summaries from site notes and EDC discrepancy logs, and flag likely protocol deviations, so your CRAs spend less time writing up every visit.
CRAs spend hours after every site visit writing up monitoring visit reports and cross-checking EDC query logs for deviations they might have missed.
That documentation load competes with the site relationship and protocol judgment work only a CRA can do.
from site visit notes and EDC discrepancy logs
CRA and CTM sign-off
A CRA's monitoring visit report was drafted from site notes and EDC discrepancy logs, and the system flagged a likely protocol deviation, an informed-consent form signed one day after the screening visit, for CRA and CTM sign-off.
Try it — same review surface your operators use, with a representative decision. Nothing here is saved or sent anywhere.
Protocol deviation judgment, site relationship management, and the final sign-off on every monitoring visit report stay with your CRAs and clinical team managers.
See this workflow against your own queue.
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