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Mar 2020

Coronavirus | COVID-19 RACT Now Available

By |2022-07-21T12:15:31+02:00March 20, 2020|Neat Features, News, RBQM Product Updates|Comments Off on Coronavirus | COVID-19 RACT Now Available

Cyntegrity developed a special COVID-19 RACT that guides those involved in clinical trials on specific risks which may arise as a result of COVID-19, and how they can mitigate them. This special RACT is part of the COVID-19 rapid deployment pack for ad-hoc centralized monitoring.

Feb 2020

Healthy Volunteers – Phase 1 RACT Now Available

By |2020-09-23T11:16:28+02:00February 11, 2020|Neat Features, News, RBQM Product Updates|Comments Off on Healthy Volunteers – Phase 1 RACT Now Available

The need for a controlled research environment adds another risk dimension to the Phase 1 study design. The new Healthy Volunteers - Phase 1 RACT serves as a helpful source to ensure maximum subject safety and a reliable outcome.

Dec 2019

Heart Failure RACT Now Available

By |2020-09-23T11:21:31+02:00December 19, 2019|Neat Features, News, RBQM Product Updates|Comments Off on Heart Failure RACT Now Available

Heart Failure (HF) is a complex clinical syndrome. Our CSO, Dr Johann Proeve, explains the challenges associated with the conduct of clinical studies in the various heart failure stages.

Jun 2019

A Big Thank You to All Our Poster Visitors at DIA 2019!

By |2019-07-01T17:01:11+02:00June 27, 2019|Blog|Comments Off on A Big Thank You to All Our Poster Visitors at DIA 2019!

¡Buenos DIAs! Blown away that so many folks visited our QTLs vs KRIs poster presentation! Here is the infographic in the event that you plan to do home-work.

Apr 2019

RBQM Software Features: What’s a Risk Flower chart?

By |2019-08-07T19:11:02+02:00April 9, 2019|Blog, Neat Features|1 Comment

Neat Features: wanting to dig a little deeper into the neat software features that make your risk-management life easy? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Learn more about Risk Flowers charts - a bunch of information.

Jan 2019

Quality Tolerance Limits versus Key Risk Indicators, The Difference

By |2020-02-05T07:40:21+02:00January 18, 2019|Blog, Free Infographics|1 Comment

To clear up confusion surrounding the interpretation and use of QTLs and KRIs, we have created an easy to understand infographic for all clinical research experts involved in quality control.

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