Connecting Data, Accelerating Decisions: Inside conneCTIva Lab Insights

<p>As clinical trials become increasingly complex, sponsors and study teams need faster access to the data that drives critical decisions. In this episode of <em>Moving Medicine Forward</em>, host Jeremy Schrand sits down with Kimberly Uptgraft, Vice President of Global Laboratory Services, and Rob Schumacher, Senior Director of Clinical Data Systems &amp; Data Management at CTI, to discuss <strong>conneCTIva Lab Insights</strong>, CTI&#39;s technology platform designed to bring laboratory data, study information, analytics, and operational visibility into a single centralized experience. Together, they explore how real-time access to critical information helps streamline trial operations, reduce administrative burden, accelerate decision-making, and ultimately help get new therapies to patients faster.</p><p> </p><p><strong>00:00</strong> – Introduction to conneCTIva Lab Insights and the need for faster access to clinical trial data. </p><p><strong>1:24</strong> – The inspiration behind the platform and the challenge of working across multiple systems.</p><p><strong>2:57</strong> – How real-time, self-service access replaces manual reports and email requests. </p><p><strong>4:04</strong> – The vision behind conneCTIva and CTI&#39;s connected technology roadmap.  </p><p><strong>5:05</strong> – Key features including lab results, study documents, reporting, and analytics. </p><p><strong>5:29</strong> – Turning data into insights that help sponsors and study teams make faster, more informed decisions. </p><p><strong>6:24</strong> – Streamlining operations through centralized access to critical study information. </p><p><strong>8:26</strong> – Future enhancements including greater visibility, analytics, and faster issue resolution. </p><p><strong>9:41</strong> – How faster access to the right information can help accelerate clinical trials and ultimately get treatments to patients sooner. </p><p><strong>10:37</strong> – Closing thoughts on creating a more connected, efficient clinical research experience.</p>