New York University Taps C-TASC For Clinical Study Data Management Early Detection Research Network Study Aims to Improve Early Diagnosis of Lung Cancer
Clinical Trials & Surveys Corp. (C-TASC), a clinical trials solutions company, announced today that it has been selected to provide data management software and services to New York University School of Medicine.

BALTIMORE, MD, December 11, 2008 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Clinical Trials & Surveys Corp. (C-TASC), a clinical trials solutions company, announced today that it has been selected to provide data management software and services to New York University School of Medicine (NYU), one of eight sites collecting data for a study being conducted by the Early Detection Research Network. The purpose of the study is to identify biomarkers to serve as early detectors of lung cancer.

Under the three year contract, C-TASC will implement its StudyCTMSTM clinical trials management software solution to manage all EDRN study data collected and maintained at the New York University site. The software will be utilized to convert tens of thousands of existing data records into one universal format. Housing the data in a single format will make the accumulated results easier to read, compile, analyze and prepare for submission upon completion of the study. StudyCTMSTM will also be used for the collection and validation of all enrollment, follow up and specimen data for the 1,100 current study participants as well as all future participants.

C-TASC's new Bio Repository Management System (BRMS), a fully integrated module of StudyCTMSTM, will also be deployed at NYU, enabling investigators to easily manage the processing, delivery, archival and allocation of all EDRN laboratory research specimens catalogued at the study site.

StudyCTMSTM is C-TASC's proprietary Web-based data management solution that enables investigators to easily develop and manage clinical studies and deliver the accumulated data and metadata (labels, value labels, etc.) in an easy-to-read and FDA-acceptable format.

"C-TASC's implementation of StudyCTMSTM at NYU is significant because it marks our first private software lease to a non-government supported researcher," said Bruce Thompson, president of C-TASC. "Working with the EDRN will allow us to fine-tune the program's array of features to ensure that we are providing clinical investigators with the optimum user experience to support their clinical trial work."

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