Risk-Based Monitoring Market Challenges, opportunities, Key Regions reports, Drivers, key segment and Company Forecast, 2019 – 2027
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Risk-based monitoring is a clinical trial monitoring technique that is critical for ensuring patient safety as well as maintaining high data quality. It makes use of a variety of tools and platforms to identify potential problems with trial conduct, safety, data integration, and compliance. Clinical study quality is improved and costs are reduced when risk-based monitoring is used. Regulatory authorities recognise the potential of risk-based monitoring to improve clinical trials at all stages and have published risk-based monitoring guidance documents. According to an article published by the National Center for Biotechnology Information in 2016, the International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) mandated that sponsors develop a risk-based monitoring approach for clinical trials.
North America is expected to account for a sizable portion of the Risk-based Monitoring Market during the forecast period. The presence of leading market players in the region can be attributed to this growth. Furthermore, rising government investments in clinical trials in the region are expected to drive market growth. Furthermore, the availability of cutting-edge healthcare facilities is expected to significantly contribute to industry growth. Meanwhile, rapid technological advancements in Asia Pacific are expected to propel product demand in the region, contributing to market growth during the forecast period.
Many companies are unable to implement risk-based monitoring due to a variety of factors, including the time required to identify critical variables, the size and complexity of the trial, stakeholder buy-in, and understanding of regulatory requirements. All of these factors are expected to limit the growth of its installation in many businesses.
Market Segmentation:
By Application
By End Users
By Application
- Clinical Trials
- Clinical Studies
By End Users
- Pharmaceutical Industry
- Biotech Industry
- Academic Research Center
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