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Clinical Research Management System Improves Study Effectiveness

By LabMedica International staff writers
Posted on 19 Apr 2011
A new clinical research management system (CRMS) will help improve the efficiency and efficacy of clinical research studies, enterprise-wide, by driving better management of treatment plans, processes, and protocols while supporting research-billing compliance. More...


Centricity Research, developed by GE Healthcare (Chalfont St. Giles, UK), a global developer of healthcare information technology (HIT), is the industry's first enterprise-class clinical research management solution. Centricity Research helps institutions conducting clinical or translational research manage the growing complexity of research processes and compliance requirements. Centricity Research has robust functionality, built on the foundation of the currently available Centricity Patient Protocol Management solution, to support both the institutions' and researchers' efforts in achieving compliance, enhancing safety, increasing subject recruitment, and facilitating agency audits.

Moreover, GE Healthcare has developed a strategic partnership with mdlogix (Medical Decision Logic, Inc.; Baltimore, MD, USA), which developed its CRMS in collaboration with the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine (Baltimore, MD, USA) and other leading clinical research institutions. "The enterprise deployment of CRMS at Johns Hopkins includes all departments in the School of Medicine,” said Dr. Dan Ford, vice-dean of clinical research at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. "We have over 4,000 protocols currently in CRMS, with over 1,100 of those being active, and approximately 25% of those protocols using CRMS solely at the discretion of the researchers themselves because of the value they gain from the system. CRMS has helped us more efficiently manage the 30% increase we have achieved in the number of research studies conducted at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine since 2007.”

Centricity Research helps ensure adherence to protocols and maximizes clinical research dollars, while providing the foundation for the continuous improvement of research processes. The platform can integrate with a variety of existing institutional systems, including electronic institutional review board (IRB) systems, electronic medical record/electronic patient record (EMR/EPR) systems, and revenue cycle management (RCM) systems.

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