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Our regulatory position papers and whitepapers on digital health technologies in clinical trials. Three download without an account; a free account opens the rest after email confirmation and personal approval, usually within one business day. No sales calls attached.

6 papers tagged “DHT governance”
DHT governance — the one-pager Brochures Free 1 page

DHT governance — the one-pager

Govern the devices your trial relies on before an inspector does — the seven regulatory perimeters, on one page.

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Strategy & Thought Leadership — service brochure qointa Services brochures Free 2 pages

Strategy & Thought Leadership — service brochure

Thought leadership, business and project strategy, development and implementation services for life-science companies.

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qointa service overview qointa Services brochures Free 1 page

qointa service overview

qointa's full service portfolio across quality management, regulatory compliance, software development, contract research, patient engagement and digital transformation.

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Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) for Devices and Systems in Clinical Trials Position papers Free 16 pages

Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) for Devices and Systems in Clinical Trials

Why a device’s role and triggers — not the hardware — determine whether an RIA is required

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The DHT governance framework on a page Brochures 1 page

The DHT governance framework on a page

The qointa DHT governance and service-delivery framework on a single page — one controlled loop, run until the study closes.

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Digital Health Technologies in Clinical Trials — A Regulatory Position-Paper Series Position papers 11 pages

Digital Health Technologies in Clinical Trials — A Regulatory Position-Paper Series

One device, several perimeters: a framework for assessing the regulatory impact of the technologies a trial relies on.

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