Clinical trial data is widely available, yet not always easy to interpret when geography plays a central role. Tables and spreadsheets are effective for calculations, but they often obscure spatial patterns that matter for planning and oversight.
The EMA Clinical Trials Map Visualizer addresses this gap by presenting European clinical trial data in a geographic format. It helps clinical operations and analytics teams understand where trials are concentrated, which regions are actively recruiting, and how competition for sites may affect feasibility and timelines.
Turn geographic data into operational awareness.
Explore trial distribution across Europe
Filter by medical condition and recruitment status
Support recruitment and site strategy decisions
The visualizer is built on publicly available EMA clinical trial registry data. Instead of listing trials in tabular form, it displays them geographically, allowing users to see relationships between location, study volume, and recruitment activity at a glance.
This visual approach reduces analytical friction and supports earlier, more informed decisions—particularly when planning studies in regions with varying site capacity or competing trials.
What changes when you view trial data on a map instead of a table?
Explore how geographic context reveals patterns that are difficult to detect through spreadsheets alone.
The EMA Clinical Trials Map Visualizer is part of Cyntegrity’s eyesON series—a collection of free, interactive tools designed to make complex clinical research data easier to explore and interpret.
Through eyesON, Cyntegrity shares its data analytics expertise with the broader research community, helping teams build intuition around regulatory, operational, and methodological topics without adding complexity. Explore More Interactive Visualizers…
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