Clinion RTSM
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Helps you streamline patient randomisation and optimise trial supply management procedures. Our RTSM software can be deployed in 2 Days. See How!"
Our Interactive Web Response Systems (IWRS) offers a full-fledged Randomization and Trial Supply Management, also called “RTSM”. ClinicalHawk IWRS with its rare features, plays a vital role in managing and tracking products throughout the clinical trial. ClinicalHawk IWRS has a very user-friendly interface flow that proves to be useful in all types of trials. ClinicalHawk IWRS and IP Supply Management Solution are easy to set up and use. Moreover, our Intuitive Interface allows users to set up Randomization and Inventory Management just within a few clicks.
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