Validating Configurable Interactive Response Technology Solutions for Clinical Studies

In this webinar, the validation of an interactive response technology (IRT) solution built with configurable parameters will be explored. Traditionally, interactive response technology solutions require validation of each study-specific requirement to ensure proper implementation. With the prevalence of configurable interactive response technology solutions where the validation of each configurable parameter occurs within the product, the need for full validation of each requirement within a clinical study has lessened. This webinar will explore how to take advantage of configurations and how to verify them, thereby reducing the effort and timeline required for validation while still maintaining quality within each study.
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