Clario, a healthcare research technology company that delivers the leading endpoint technology solutions for clinical trials, has launched a cutting-edge cloud-based Image Viewer tool for sponsors and CROs to view the images of their clinical trials.
Previously, to view images for a clinical trial, multiple groups were involved in the image transfer process, which added risk of delay and potential errors to an already complex process. Due to third-party access and allocation, most sponsors would have to wait until the end of the study phase or longer to view their images.
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“At Clario we are committed to accelerate Clinical Trials by solving complex problems; and this world-class Image Viewer is a leap in that direction by providing powerful insights to Clients early on. The Cloud-native Image Viewer is an innovative tool incorporating advanced usability features and is custom built working closely with our in-house radiologists specifically for Clinical Trial needs,” said Gaurav Josan, SVP R&D at Clario.
With the new Image Viewer tool, sponsors and CROs can access read-quality images in near real-time through an intuitive web-based imaging viewer. The tool streamlines the process and eliminates manual steps, making the image accessibility easy and secure. It provides viewing and manipulation tools for full-resolution, empowering the end users to gain valuable insights into their trial subjects. The tool is data privacy compliant, enabling easy electronic image accessibility, and all within a streamlined, fully integrated process and platform.
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“We expect our Cloud-Based Image Viewer to greatly simplify and accelerate viewing images during clinical trials,” said Brad Dean, EVP Medical Imaging at Clario. “We have a long history of innovation in medical imaging for clinical trials. This new offering is unmatched in the market, providing user-friendly image access minimizing cost, time and risk.”
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