CDS Services

Clinical Data Systems Services

What Services can the Clinical Data Systems team provide?

The Clinical Data Systems team works collaboratively with ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Investigators, Researchers, Study Managers and Statisticians, and Study Teams to provide an electronic data capture system for your Clinical Research Study, in line with regulatory standards.

We design and develop Electronic Case Report forms (eCRFs) according to the clinical study protocol, including edit rules, to ensure the data are collected accurately and stored securely.  User training and support is provided during the life cycle of the study to deal with forgotten passwords, questions on how the system works and any perceived issues with the system.  We also provide data extracts for safety committees, final reports, as requested.


How do we ensure a successful outcome?

There are two EDC tools that are available for electronic data capture depending on the clinical research being undertaken: OpenClinica V4.0 and REDCap (academic). 

The use of OpenClinica has been mandated for all ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ College AHSC sponsored clinical trials of an IMP, however, other studies may use the OpenClinica system.


Acknowledgements

For all papers and publications that have benefited from the services of the Clinical Data Systems team, please include the following acknowledgment:

The authors thank the ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Clinical Trials Unit Clinical Data Systems team for designing the eCRFs and database capture system.


Accessibility Statement

Please read the full Accessibility Statement for OpenClinica

 

The Collaborations Section is currently being updated. 

If your request falls under one of the Therapeutic areas details for the relevant email can be found on the Therapeutic Area Contact Details Page.

For commercial sponsors

ICTU Child Health Seminar - Oct 1st

The ICTU Child Health Seminar organised by us and hosted by PaeCH will take place on 1st Oct online between 12-2 pm.  For more details please click here.

Temporary Clinical Data Programmer vacancy

A temporary opportunity has arisen for an experienced data programmer to help us with a range of data management activities, working autonomously, and acting as a trusted expert to trial teams. The ideal candidate will bring a blend of clinical data management experience and strong technical capability in Python, SQL, electronic data capture systems, and API integration to drive efficient, high-quality trial delivery.

If you enjoy solving complex data challenges and using technology to improve the delivery of clinical trials, then we would love to hear from you.

Please see the Temporary Clinical Data Programmer JD for more details. This full-time temporary post is available immediately and is offered for 3 or 6 months.

To apply for this position, please send your CV and covering letter to Angie Knight (angela.knight1@imperial.ac.uk)