Datatrak releases new version of uIRT

Thursday, January 19, 2012 10:30 AM

Datatrak International, a technology and services company focused on global eClinical solutions, has a new product design for its randomization and clinical supplies management product, uIRT. 

A unified product within the Datatrak One suite, the new release of uIRT allows clients to configure and maintain randomization and clinical supply allocation throughout the life of the clinical trial without Datatrak assistance. 

Users can experience increased performance when generating randomization schedules, importing strata and populating or importing inventory schedules; robust manager functionality allowing users to view, filter, update and export information on drug containers, drug assignments, shipments and randomization schedules; and standard reports and system-wide exports available 24/7 in real-time to effectively manage time-sensitive randomization and inventory needs.

"With this new release, we've made huge strides in the technologies available to the marketplace today," stated Datatrak CTO Chris Wilke. “We listened to our clients and have now turned over the control of managing trial randomizations to sponsors and CROs."

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