Configurable, Adaptable RTSM Minimizes COVID-19 Study Supply Disruptions Date Published: May 05, 2020 Whitepaper Signant worked with sponsors to quickly mitigate increasing challenges and avoid study interruptions. Kelly Knowles summarizes the findings and best practices on navigating the pandemic in this whitepaper. She argues that RTSM systems need to be configurable and adaptable so as to minimize COVID-19 impacts on clinical trial patients. Kelly also discusses the recent distribution, screening, and enrollment challenges as well as their respective solutions. This informational white paper is part of a compendium intended to share best practices and ongoing learnings related to the impact of COVID-19 on ongoing and planned clinical trials. Content is authored by a dedicated team of experienced scientists, clinicians, technologists, and data quality experts. To read other white papers in the series, please visit www.signanthealth.com/covid. Download Now Share: LinkedInTweet Recommended Resources 3 Themes and Takeaways From FDA’s Draft Guidance on DCTs Download Now Whitepaper Computerized Adaptive Tests Using PROMIS CAT Download Now Whitepaper The EMA Recommendation Paper on Decentralized Elements in Clinical Trials: An Overview Read Our White Paper Whitepaper