card-3216_Biochemistry expert scientific with eyeglasses
Digital innovation

Driving operational improvements and quality of our services

Learn more
card-3210_Laboratory technicians conduct a series of tests on a chemical analyzer
Science Innovation

Uniquely positioned to shape, validate, and deliver biomarker assessments that strive to improve patient outcomes across diverse Therapeutic Areas

Learn more
card-3242_Scientist using tablet while colleagues working behind
Download our Corporate brochure

We are IQVIA Laboratories, a leading clinical trial laboratory services organization with end-to-end laboratory services and secure, enterprise-wide biospecimen and consent management solutions.

Download
card-3233_Laboratory scientist working at lab with micropipette, and 96 well plate
Corporate Video

Our commitment to customer success is embedded in every facet of our operations.

Learn more
card-3210_Laboratory technicians conduct a series of tests on a chemical analyzer
Science Innovation

Uniquely positioned to shape, validate, and deliver biomarker assessments that strive to improve patient outcomes across diverse Therapeutic Areas

Learn more
card-3216_Biochemistry expert scientific with eyeglasses
Digital Innovation

Driving operational improvements and quality of our services

Learn more
English You are about to exit for another IQVIA country or region specific website Please be aware that the website you have requested is intended for the residents of a particular country or region, as noted on that site. Ok Open in new tab Search

Insight

Tracking Clinical Trial Samples

Optimizing the management of samples throughout the entire lifecycle
Home / Insights / Tracking Clinical Trial Samples

 

The clinical trial ecosystem is a complex web of investigator sites, laboratories, couriers, patient samples and more.  The ability to track those samples though this ecosystem with full visibility for the sponsor is essential for a successful trial.

 

In this episode, Barbara Nagaraj, Sr. IT Architect at BioFortis, a IQVIA Laboratories company, describes that ecosystem and the lifecycle of patient samples. 

 

She describes:

  • The varying approaches of small vs. large laboratories
  • Risks of insufficient tracking
  • Tracking consent for future use
  • Current practice and opportunities for improved tracking