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Clinical research is complex—but your tech shouldn’t be. That’s why we built a suite of tools designed to simplify workflows, enhance compliance, and save your team valuable time. Here’s how we’re helping sites stay in control: 🔹 eReg – Automate your regulatory binder & stay inspection-ready 🔹 eSource – Capture cleaner data, faster 🔹 eConsent – Make informed consent easy, remote, & compliant 🔹 ClinicallySign – Secure, research-ready eSignatures from anywhere 🔹 ClinicallyPay – Pay participants instantly (and keep them coming back) Built with real input from real research sites. Ready to help yours run smarter. 💡 #ClinicalResearch #ClinicalTrials #eReg #eSource #eConsent #ClinicalSoftware #ResearchSites #SiteTech #Compliance

💡 Site Leaders: Did you know, sites using integrated eSource system can reduce study costs by 3.5%? No need to waste time & resources manually checking all of your data for errors and data verification, when our intuitive eSource can do it for you! Why it matters for your site: ✅ Fewer discrepancies = faster closeout ✅ Cleaner data = happier Sponsors & CROs ✅ Less time fixing errors = more time with patients How can we help drive even more efficiency for your site? Your feedback fuels our product evolution so let’s talk! #ClinicalResearch #eSource #ClinicalTrials #SiteLeadership #SiteOperations #ResearchROI #ClinicalSoftware #DataIntegrity #Clinical.ly

Clinical.ly is proud to participate in the Society for Clinical Research Sites (SCRS) IncluDE Site Solutions Summit in Atlanta, GA, on April 7th and 8th, 2025. The continued growth of this event highlights the critical importance of inclusion and representation in clinical research, and Clinical.ly is honored to support this important initiative.    We are excited to host our 3rd Annual Celebration of Diversity in Clinical Research, alongside our esteemed co-sponsors, FOMAT Medical Research and Black Women In Clinical Research ® We would be thrilled to have you join us for this special event, where we can continue the conversation and enjoy complimentary food and drinks with fellow advocates of inclusivity in the field. In addition, we are pleased to announce a brief presentation on Hispanic Representation in Clinical Research.   This compelling presentation, led by Nicholas Focil (CEO, FOMAT Medical Research) and Dr. Diana Foster (@Total Diversity Clinical Trial Management), will share insights from a recent cross-sectional study examining the critical underrepresentation of Hispanic populations in clinical trials. Space is limited. To RSVP, please click the link on the events page above.   Safe travels, and we look forward to seeing you in Atlanta! #clinicalresarch #scrsinclude #celebration #inclusivity Danielle S. Mitchell Angel Pettitt Henry Kravchenko Nicholas Focil Jeremy Mitchell, MBA Jonathan Gardow Brandon Johnson Sophie Tahiri

Congratulations are in order!!! Big winners of the Clinical.ly Raffle at the SOS Save Our Sites conference Katie Thomas (Pictured) with the TV win!!! Zoe Castro (pictured), Lauren Green, CCRC®and Dindi M. with the Amazon Gift Cards!! By all accounts it sounds like Angel Pettitt and Henry Kravchenko had an amazing time connecting with new people in the industry in OKC! #SOS2025 #Clinicalresearch #bigwinners #software

📍 Attending SOS Save Our Sites in Oklahoma City this week? Clinical Research Sites! 📣 Are you looking to streamline your workflows, enhance regulatory compliance, and increase efficiency without adding more staff? Our suite of innovative tools—including eReg, eSource, and eConsent—helps research sites like yours reduce study initiation time, simplify document tracking, and enable seamless remote monitoring. Stop by our booth to meet with our EVP, Angel Pettitt, and CEO, Henry Kravchenko to see how Clinical.ly can help you:  ✅ Accelerate study startup by up to 150%  ✅ Reduce data entry errors, visit time, and queries with our intuitive eSource  ✅ Stay effortlessly inspection-ready with automated document tracking  ✅ Improve compliance with FDA 21 CFR Part 11 & HIPAA-compliant solutions #clinicalresearch #eSource #eReg #eConsent #SOS #SaveOurSites2025

Clinical.ly's own EVP, Business Operations Angel Pettitt will be joining forces with the esteemed SOS Save Our Sites warriors discussing all things, Clinical.ly Research Suite, why we care about sites, and if we know him probably going telling a fun story or two. Tune in!!

Today we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. and all he pioneered for racial fairness and equality. His contribution to clinical research and clinical trials may not be directly correlated, however, he has had a great influence on culture and policy that can be seen in healthcare professions. His advocacy for health equity shapes the principles of modern clinical trials by emphasizing inclusivity and fairness. His assertion that “injustice in health is the most shocking and inhumane” highlights the need to address systemic inequities, ensuring diverse representation in research and equitable access to medical advancements. King’s legacy inspires ethical frameworks in clinical trials, prioritizing fairness in participant selection and transparency. His call to confront racial biases drives policies that build trust and reduce health disparities, aligning clinical research with his vision of justice and equality in healthcare. By embracing Dr. King’s vision, clinical trials continue to evolve as a powerful tool for achieving health equity, fostering hope for a future where everyone has equal opportunities to benefit from medical advancements. References: University of Michigan School of Public Health. (2021, January 15). Reflecting on Dr. King’s legacy and the field of public health. Pursuit. https://lnkd.in/eAj4iuyW #MLK #Clinically #YouControl

From ancient remedies to modern healthcare, pharmaceuticals have come a long way, with a rich history reflecting humanity’s progress in medicine. Beginning in ancient times, with prescriptions recorded in Mesopotamia (~2400 BC) and compounded medicines in India’s Sushruta Samhita (6th century BC). In the 17th century, Western apothecaries evolved into pharmacists, who prescribed and prepared medicines until the 1951 Durham-Humphrey Amendment limited their role. Efforts since the 1980s, including the 2003 Medicare Act, have expanded pharmacists’ clinical responsibilities, emphasizing patient-centered care (Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, n.d.). Today, pharmacists play a growing role in patient-centered care, focusing on assessment and medication management. Their expertise and dedication are vital to healthcare, and their work is deeply valued for improving lives and ensuring patient well-being. Thank you to all pharmacists for their continued commitment to better health outcomes!    Citations:  Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. (n.d.). History of pharmacy. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. https://lnkd.in/ee3ButqX . #PharmacistDay #Clinically #YouControl

January is National Blood Donor Month (NBDM), established in 1969 to honor donors and encourage blood donations during a time when supplies often drop. Established over 50 years ago by a proclamation from President Richard Nixon on December 31, 1969, NBDM aims to raise awareness about the critical need for blood donations. In 2025, the Association for the Advancement of Blood and Biotherapies (AABB) is raising awareness through personal stories, educational programs, and social media. They urge eligible individuals to donate regularly to ensure a steady blood supply. Visit AABB’s website to learn more or find a donation center: https://lnkd.in/esDsvHu9     Citations: Association for the Advancement of Blood & Biotherapies. (n.d.). About AABB. AABB. Retrieved January 8, 2025, from https://lnkd.in/etaNmfh2 #Clinically#BloodDonorMonth#AABB

Happy Thanksgiving from Clinical.ly ! 🍂🦃 On this day of gratitude, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to our incredible team, valued clients, and all the dedicated clinical research professionals who drive innovation and care every day. We’re grateful for the opportunity to partner with you in advancing clinical research, improving patient outcomes, and making a meaningful impact on lives worldwide. Your trust inspires us to keep innovating and delivering solutions that matter. Thank you for being part of our journey. From all of us at Clinical.ly, we wish you a Thanksgiving filled with joy, warmth, and cherished moments with loved ones. #Thanksgiving2024 #Gratitude #ClinicalResearch #ThankYou