Resource library
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.
qointa Services brochures
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2 pages
Data Integrity — service brochure
Data integrity services built on ALCOA+ — governance, gap assessment, remediation and controls across GxP data.
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qointa Services brochures
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2 pages
Information Systems Compliance — service brochure
Information systems compliance — bringing IT processes, controls and documentation into line with GxP expectations.
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Device360 Brochures
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2 pages
DeviceConnect — data interoperability
Data-flow mapping, ALCOA+ metadata standardisation, time-synchronisation controls and AI/ML traceability.
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Position papers
10 pages
Data Residency and Cross-Border Transfer in Decentralised Trials
Where clinical data physically travels — and why the device, the connectivity layer and the controller question, not just the cloud, decide it.
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Position papers
9 pages
The End of the Device: Decommissioning, Retention and Disposal in Digital Trials
Recovering, wiping, retaining and disposing of trial devices and the data they hold — the lifecycle stage the assessment forgets.
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Position papers
9 pages
Integrating DHTs with EHRs and Clinical Systems
Why the boundary between the device and the clinical system is the regulated unit — and why provenance must survive the handoff
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Position papers
8 pages
ALCOA+ on the Device: Device-Side Data Integrity in GCP
When a device captures trial data — a handset, a wearable, a home instrument or the gateway that relays them — attribution, time and protection against alteration are decided on the device, and no validated database can decide them later.
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