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Several members of the eClinical Forum's Regulatory Advisory Group have published an article in Applied Clinical Trials on "When should audit trail begin?" It is a discussion of the regulatory history behind audit trails and its interpretation as it relates to clinical research data originating or residing in EDC or eCOA systems.
We welcome feedback! Please send to: REG@eclinicalforum.org
The REG team reviews, evaluates and interprets documents from regulatory authorities. The team is comprised of regulatory professionals from all aspects of eClinical Forum (pharma, technology vendors, support vendors, sites).
Maintaining the free eSRA (eSource-Readiness Assessment) questionnaire used by sites to self-evaluate electronic systems originating or managing data for clinical research.
The eClinical Forum held an open discussion with members from pharma, CROs, and associated software vendors, to talk about this draft FDA guidance on Jan 8, 2013. The resulting comments are a consensus of member opinion. They have been submitted to the FDA on March 12, 2013.
eCF Spring 2026 Workshops Announced!
We are happy to announce our Spring workshops!
Europe/Hybrid: Hosted by Servier outside of Paris on April 14-16 (this will be livestreamed as well)
Americas: Hosted by YPrime outside of Philadelphia, PA on April 28-30
Asia: Hosted by Novartis in Tokyo, Japan on April 2-3
Release of the 2026 electronic Site Readiness Assessment (eSRA)
The latest version of eClinical Forum’s eSRA is now available for download, free and open to the industry. If you work at a clinical research site, eSRA is designed to help you. It's a standardized checklist that lets you evaluate your readiness to support electronic clinical trial processes before a study starts, so you can identify gaps early, not mid-trial.
Conclusion of the eCF Spring Workshops 2026
With the conclusion of the eClinical Forum Americas Workshop last week, the Spring 2026 workshop season has officially come to a close. This year’s workshops focused strongly on the current and future use of Artificial intelligence in clinical research. Planning for the Autumn 2026 Workshops will begin soon.