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Join AACI and Medidata for a Webinar on March 17
Join AACI, Tech Gold member Medidata, and AACI cancer center members for an informative, one-hour webinar titled "The Site-First Playbook: Best Practices for Successful EHR-to-EDC Adoption" at 2:00 pm eastern time on Tuesday, March 17.
As clinical trial complexity increases and site resources are stretched thinner than ever, the move toward automated, interoperable workflows is no longer a luxury; it is a strategic necessity. Join us for an inside look at how leading research sites successfully implemented Medidata Rave’s EHR integration capabilities to bridge the gap between healthcare and clinical research.
This webinar is a practical masterclass in EHR-to-EDC interoperability, moving beyond the theoretical "how-to" and going straight to the source. Attendees will hear directly from a panel of site experts and sponsors who have implemented EHR integration with Rave at scale. They will pull back the curtain on their journey and share proven best practices for preparation, implementation, and success. From navigating institutional approvals, tackling change management, optimizing daily workflows, and creating a simple, easy-to-use pathway to more efficient workflows for their staff, our speakers will reveal how EHR-to-EDC interoperability has evolved from a vision to a tangible reality, significantly reducing site burnout, strengthening data integrity, and dramatically accelerating trial timelines.
During this webinar, participants will learn to:
- Understand the necessary steps for preparing and implementing a scalable EHR-to-EDC solution using Medidata Rave’s EHR Integration, Health Record Connect
- Identify the measurable benefits and key performance indicators of adopting EHR-to-EDC interoperability
- Gain practical, real-world insights and actionable implementation strategies shared by a sponsor and clinical research site actively using Medidata Health Record Connect
The webinar will be moderated by Rob Stillman, The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center - The James. Panelists are Tess Duke, Medidata; Gary Chow, UCLA Mednet; Courtney Martin, UCLA Mednet; Denise Snyder, Duke University School of Medicine; and Tracy Acito, Regeneron.