Implementing Remote Monitoring

The topic of remote monitoring and virtual trials is not new. But there is a new urgency to putting theory into practice in the face of the travel restrictions that come with the COVID-19 crisis.

In Agatha’s State of Remote Monitoring survey, 42% of the respondents indicate that a lack of an easy-to-use technical solution is the biggest obstacle to implementing remote monitoring. It’s clear that there is a lot of confusion about the technology alternatives.

Ken Lownie, Head of Operations, Americas for Agatha, a provider of clinical and quality applications for life sciences, shares key insights from Agatha’s State of Remote Monitoring survey and provides a roadmap to guide your transition to remote monitoring practices and processes.

You will learn:

• The imperatives driving remote monitoring as a practice
• Assessing the readiness of Sites and Monitors
• Understand the technology alternatives
• A standard set of application requirements for your selection process
• Proven practices from those who have made the transition
• Calculating the costs and savings of remote monitoring

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