Decentralized clinical trial software: one stack for remote participation, consent, and data capture. 21 CFR Part 11–aligned controls.
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Overview
Decentralized clinical trial software is one stack that supports remote participation, data capture, and consent—with 21 CFR Part 11–aligned controls and one audit trail. Definition: trials where some or all activities occur away from the traditional site. DCT use cases include remote consent, ePRO, and visit-based data capture. Operational complexity increases when consent, EDC, and ePRO are in separate systems. Core workflows need one platform for consent, CRFs, and patient touchpoints. Capture fits: EDC, eConsent, ePRO in one platform with end-to-end remote workflow and one audit trail.
Decentralized trials (DCTs) allow participants to complete some or all activities remotely. Use cases include remote consent, ePRO, and visit-based data capture. When one stack covers consent, EDC, and ePRO, you get one audit trail and simpler operations; when systems are separate, you get operational complexity and multiple audit trails.
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