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December 26, 2019
2019 Round-up
December 19, 2019
How Novo Nordisk sped up payment process and cut costs with Flex Databases CTMS

About Novo Nordisk Novo Nordisk is a global healthcare company, founded in 1923 and headquartered just outside Copenhagen, Denmark. Their purpose is to drive change to defeat diabetes and other serious chronic diseases such as obesity, and rare blood and rare endocrine diseases. Project background Most trial sites are working with no more than a […]

December 13, 2019
Signal management is now free

Flex Databases Signal Management tool in Pharmacovigilance module utilizes modern qualitative and quantitative (statistical, machine learning, neural network) methods to detect signals more precisely. And, from now on, it is provided for free for all Pharmacovigilance module buyers. Request a demo via the button on top of the page to know more!

December 2, 2019
How Flex Databases CTMS and TMF help optimize clinical trials processes

Clinical trials are known for being extremely expensive and complicated, yet some right tools can make things easier – a tool like Flex Databases system, for example. Here’s how: CTMS: Trial Master File: Interested in any of the products described above? Send us an e-mail to bd@flexdatabases.com or simply request a demo via the form on top […]

November 19, 2019
What are the main concerns of choosing CTMS and TMF during Brexit and how Flex Databases fixes them?

Many questions arise about Brexit, and whoever works in the clinical trials industry in the UK or with the UK are having many concerns now – nothing is clear about the final conditions. Here is a clarification of the most frequent concerns and how Flex Databases fixes them: In any Brexit case, we, as a […]

October 30, 2019
Flex Databases Application Release 10: What’s new

HR Database Investigators and Sites Management System CRA Activity Management Subject Tracking and Invoicing Trial Master File Reporting Tool

October 23, 2019
Flex Databases Events – November 2019

November 2019 is going to be a busy events month for us at Flex Databases as we are going to visit three conferences: We will be happy to catch up and show you the system – to schedule a meeting, drop us a line to bd@flexdatabases.com.

October 18, 2019
A2 Healthcare Taiwan Corporation chose Flex Databases CTMS & TMF

A2 Healthcare Taiwan Corporation (A2TW) has recently adopted Flex Databases CTMS and TMF solutions. A2TW team comments that they decided to implement the system to improve clinical trial quality, compete with global CROs and simplify cross-countries studies processes. Via Flex Databases, A2TW can manage clinical trials with less time and human resource to get more accuracy, real-time controlled and visual reports. […]

September 12, 2019
Flex Databases at ESMO congress – Barcelona, September 27 – October 1

We are excited to announce our participation in the upcoming ESMO congress, September 27  – October 1 in Barcelona, Spain. Meet with Evgenia Mikhalchuk, Director, Business Development & Marketing, she will be happy to catch up and tell you about our system. To plan a meeting drop us a line at bd@flexdatabases.com

August 22, 2019
Where will be my Data Center?

We have a list of prequalified Data Centers according to our SOPs as we have clients all over the world, location of servers and backups are agreed and reflected in the Service Level Agreement. Due to many territory and regulations-specific requirements, there’s one question we always get from our new customers: Where will be my […]

August 21, 2019
Flex Databases CTMS – CRA Activity Management

CRA Activity Management – Flex Databases CTMS system module.  Effective Management of all CRA activities. Let the system manage timelines and support you in your daily performance. Schedule monitor visits, track action items, assess CRA performance based on various KPIs, and generate any type of monitoring visit reports (PSV, SIV, IMV, COV) within CRA Activity Management […]

August 13, 2019
How Technology is Revolutionizing eClinical Platforms

An academic article published on npj Digital Medicine shows that mobile technologies like smartphones, smartwatches, implantables, and similar are becoming more ubiquitous in clinical research. Sixty-seven percent of these technologies were categorized as wearable sensors. This can only mean that technological adoption in the healthcare sector is high because they make it easier for researchers […]