Medical Devices

Application programming interfaces (API) are an essential feature of any clinical technology platform, saving researchers time and money

Researchers are looking to incorporate remote technologies into medical device trials for a wide range of device classifications. This article explores current regulations for various classes of medical devices and how this will impact the need for participants to visit research sites throughout the trial.

Medical device regulations in the EU have recently undergone a major overhaul. Learn the key tenets of MDR by device classification in this fact sheet, and what checklist items must be addressed to be fully compliant.

In this whitepaper, we will look at how EDC, eConsent, ePRO, and APIs enable researchers to easily conduct decentralized and hybrid clinical trials.

Castor’s DCT platform helping medical device trials achieve compliance with patient-focused technology  Driving innovation for medical device clinical…

Post-market surveillance (also known as Post-Marketing Surveillance or PMS) refers to the requirement that manufacturers monitor their medical…

Learn the full impact of PMCF under the EU MDR and how to best prepare your medical device studies.

Registry studies focused on a specific medical device are a valuable tool to capture the safety and outcomes of the device over its lifetime. Read more here.

Learn key compliance requirements, data collection tips, and important dates for the EU Medical Device Regulation in this white paper.

This playbook is a tool for sponsors and CROs who want to leverage DCT technology to support remote interactions in their clinical studies.