MedCity News November 16, 2022
Nicolas Huet, Steve Young and Laura Trotta

Risk-based quality management is a data monitoring approach that accelerates the drug development pathway without compromising on safety – and one that is enhanced by the use of technologies such as artificial intelligence.

Clinical trials have become increasingly expensive, time-consuming, and complex, leading sponsors to look for more efficient ways to conduct their business. Risk-based quality management (RBQM) is answering that call.

It is a data monitoring approach that accelerates the drug development pathway without compromising on safety – and one that is enhanced by the use of technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI).

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