Document Imaging and Medical Record Management

Individualized, precision medicine is an evolving medical model and is key in helping clinicians reach accurate diagnoses and effective treatment plans for many patients. There are much promise and hype around precision medicine, but implementing and scaling a precision medicine program is challenging. Multiple disciplines must collaborate in order to reach an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment plans. Unfortunately, information is frequently in sales, disparate systems, or lost.

The modern trial strategies of today accommodate for a more modern, patient-focused approaches inclusive of the needs of sites and patients.

This webcast will describe the use of Raman spectroscopy techniques for improving the speed and efficiency of pharmaceutical testing. In the first of two presentations, transmission Raman is discussed as an alternative, non-destructive method for product release testing, working alongside HPLC to significantly reduce the costs and resources spent per content uniformity test. The second presentation focuses on the use of spatially offset Raman spectroscopy (SORS) for raw material testing through sealed opaque containers. Through-container testing removes the need for sampling—improving quality via increased or 100% ID testing, but with no additional resources required.

In the webinar, Prof. Kirsten Müller-Vahl gives an overview of the use of cannabis in medicine, explains the basics of the endocannabinoid system and introduces the various cannabis compounds - from different cannabis flowers to cannabis-based drugs based on extracts and synthetic cannabinoids.