Commentary|Videos|August 18, 2023

How Breakthrough Technologies are Shaping Clinical Trials with Stuart Malcolm

Author(s)Grant Playter

Stuart Malcolm, head of Standards, Efficiency, and Automation at Veramed, speaks on how advancing technologies are shaping clinical trials.

Stuart Malcolm, head of Standards, Efficiency, and Automation at Veramed, spoke with Grant Playter, associate editor, on-site at the REV4 data conference in New York City. Stuart spoke at length on the intersection of statistical programming and clinical trials and how the industry plans to leverage data, automation, visualization, and artificial intelligence technologies going forward.


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