Episode 46: What is Clinical Data Review?
In this QCast episode, Jullia and Tom discuss clinical data review as an active part of study oversight, rather than a late-stage clean-up exercise. They explore how timely, connected review supports subject safety, data quality, medical review and confident decision-making, especially as trial data now comes from EDC, ePRO, eCOA, labs, imaging, biomarkers, wearables and other sources.
Key Takeaways
* Good review helps teams spot patterns, missing context and signals that may affect trial conduct or subject safety before issues become embedded.
* A lab result, adverse event or dosing change becomes more useful when it can be reviewed alongside related data at the right point in the study.
* Dashboards, alerts and automation can help focus attention, but teams still need clear ownership, escalation routes, traceability and risk-based priorities.
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