Clinical Trials Platform
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A Clinical Trials Platform is a research study platform that can support a clinical trials application.
- Context:
- It can be focused on a specific Clinical Trial Stage.
- It can support a set of Clinical Trials Platform Capabilities.
- It can be offer a Clinical Trials Platform API Interface.
- It can have a Clinical Trials Platform Database.
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- Example(s):
- See: Clinical Trial Specification.
References
2023
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- Q: What microservices might be needed to run a clinical trials software application? be sure to include the following: Identity (site user, participant ...) management Access controls Notifications Change management Task scheduling Task response Standard reports Sensors data
- A: Here are some additional microservices that might be needed to run a clinical trials software application, as requested:
- Identity management: A microservice that manages user identities and roles, including site users, participants, and investigators.
- Access controls: A microservice that enforces access controls, ensuring that only authorized users have access to specific resources and functionality.
- Notifications: A microservice that sends notifications to users, such as alerts, reminders, and updates.
- Change management: A microservice that manages changes to the clinical trial protocol, including tracking, reviewing, and approving changes.
- Task scheduling: A microservice that schedules tasks for the clinical trial, such as visits, procedures, and assessments.
- Task response: A microservice that tracks the completion and documentation of tasks assigned during the clinical trial.
- Standard reports: A microservice that generates standard reports for the clinical trial, such as enrollment status, adverse events, and data quality.
- Sensors data: A microservice that manages data from sensors, such as wearable devices or remote monitoring systems, that are used to collect data during the clinical trial.
- Again, this is just a list of ideas, and the specific microservices needed will depend on the specific requirements of the clinical trial software application.
2023
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- Q: Describe an Identity management microservice for clinical trial applications?
- A: An identity management microservice for a clinical trial application is a component that manages user identities and roles. It is responsible for authenticating users, managing user profiles, and enforcing access controls.
Here are some specific functions that an identity management microservice might perform:
- Authentication: The microservice verifies the user's identity when they log in to the system, using methods such as username/password, single sign-on, or two-factor authentication.
- User profiles: The microservice maintains user profiles, including information such as name, contact information, and role.
- Role-based access controls: The microservice enforces access controls based on the user's role, such as investigator, sponsor, or participant.
- Password management: The microservice manages password policies, including password expiration and password recovery.
- Auditing: The microservice logs user actions and maintains an audit trail for security and compliance purposes.
- In the context of a clinical trial application, the identity management microservice would be responsible for ensuring that only authorized users have access to the system and that all user actions are properly tracked and audited.