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- What is an Audit Trial?
- Where is it used in clinical trials?
- How does Clinion implement it?
- What does it look like in practice?
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What is an Audit Trial?
An audit trail is a secure, chronological record of all changes, actions, and events in a system, showing who did what and when. It ensures transparency and accountability, especially in regulated environments like clinical trials.
Where is it used in clinical trials?
In clinical trials, an audit trail is used to track all modifications, additions, or deletions in study data within electronic systems, capturing who made each change and when, which helps ensure data integrity and supports regulatory review.
How does Clinion implement it?
Clinion manages it by automatically tracking every action and change in the system, capturing who made the change and when, to provide a complete, traceable history of study data.
What does it look like in practice?
In practice, an audit trail displays a chronological record of all data changes, showing who made each change, when it was made, and what was modified, allowing clear tracking and review of study data.
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