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Informative Article | Drug Discovery | India | Volume 11 Issue 12, December 2022 | Rating: 4.9 / 10
Modernizing Clinical Data Management with Artificial Intelligence
Abstract: The recent decade has witnessed a threefold es- calation in the volume of clinical trial data, posing significant challenges for sponsors and CROs tasked with its management. With a substantial proportion of trial data now originating from external sources beyond traditional EDC systems, there is a pressing need for sophisticated data handling strategies. Additionally, data inflow velocity has outpaced conventional re- porting methods? capacity to facilitate prompt and informed trial decision-making. This paper contends that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is indispensable for modernizing clinical data management. AI?s adeptness in processing expansive datasets equips it to swiftly unearth anomalies, streamline patient recruitment, and enhance the fidelity of data analysis. By automating the labor- intensive aspects of data management, AI liberates research teams to concentrate on interpreting complex data, thereby bolstering the safety and efficacy evaluation of new therapeutics. Adopting AI in clinical data management is not an endeavor free from apprehension, particularly within an industry that prizes regulatory compliance and job security. Nevertheless, AI is posited not as a usurper of human roles but as a facilitator that enriches the acumen of clinical professionals. This advancement encourages a synergistic relationship between technology and expertise, fostering more efficient and robust clinical trials. In the milieu of escalating data demands, AI is an essential tool for clinical researchers, enabling them to navigate the complexities of modern trial data and expedite the journey of new drugs from conception to market.
Keywords: Clinical Trials, Data Management, Drug Discovery, Artificial Intelligence, Data Automation, Data Review
Edition: Volume 11 Issue 12, December 2022,
Pages: 1323 - 1326