Intego Clinical Joins CDISC: Executive Q&A on Commitment to Excellence in Clinical Data Management
We are thrilled to announce that Intego Clinical has recently become a member of the Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium (CDISC). CDISC is an organization dedicated to developing and advancing standards to streamline clinical research and improve data quality. These standards ensure that clinical data is consistent, reliable, and easily interpretable across various studies and organizations. In this exclusive interview, Iryna Kotenko, Director of Biometrics at Intego Clinical, discusses the significance of accessing the CDISC Library and other valuable member resources.
Interviewer: Congratulations on Intego Clinical becoming a CDISC member. Can you explain what this membership means for Intego and why it is significant?
Iryna Kotenko: Thank you. Joining CDISC is a significant milestone for Intego Clinical. It highlights our dedication to maintaining the highest standards in clinical data science and management. This membership enhances our ability to deliver consistent, high-quality data, reinforcing our leadership in the clinical research field. By adhering to CDISC standards like ADaM, we ensure our data is precise, reliable, and easily interpretable. This benefits not only our clients but also the broader scientific community, as our data meets the highest industry benchmarks.
Interviewer: What specific benefits do you anticipate Intego Clinical gaining from this CDISC membership?
Iryna Kotenko: Numerous. We gain access to CDISC’s comprehensive standards library and discounted training courses, which will enable our team to stay updated on the latest standards and best practices. Additionally, participating in CDISC events and interchanges provides valuable networking opportunities and insights from industry leaders, driving innovation and enhancing our services.
Interviewer: Speaking of training, how will the courses and events enhance your team’s capabilities?
Iryna Kotenko: These sessions, led by expert instructors, will allow our staff to deepen their understanding of CDISC standards and apply them effectively in our projects. This ongoing education ensures that we remain at the cutting edge of data management practices, ultimately benefiting our clients with more accurate and reliable data analysis.
Interviewer: Could you elaborate on the importance of accessing the CDISC Library and other member resources?
Iryna Kotenko: The CDISC Library provides a centralized source of CDISC standards metadata, which we can integrate into our systems through a REST API. This access streamlines our processes, enhances data accuracy, and ensures compliance with the latest standards. Resources like the CDISC Library and CORE for conformance checks are indispensable for maintaining high-quality data management practices. These tools enable us to perform precise, industry-aligned analyses, supporting our commitment to delivering top-tier data solutions and advancing clinical research.
Interviewer: Networking is also a key component of CDISC membership. How do you see Intego benefiting from participating in CDISC events and interchanges?
Iryna Kotenko: CDISC events and interchanges are excellent platforms for us to connect with other industry professionals, share knowledge, and learn from others’ experiences. These interactions can lead to new collaborations and innovative approaches to data management. Attending these events helps us stay informed about the latest trends and developments, ensuring that we continue to evolve and improve our practices.
Interviewer: CDISC also offers opportunities for volunteering. How important is this aspect for Intego?
Iryna Kotenko: Volunteering with CDISC allows us to contribute to the development of global data standards. It is a meaningful way to give back to the industry while enhancing our professional growth and expanding our network. Our team’s previous volunteer work with CDISC Therapeutic Area User Groups (TAUG) has been instrumental in contributing to standards for specific indications, showcasing our commitment to the field and the quality of our expertise.
Interviewer: Looking ahead, what long-term impact do you foresee from this CDISC membership for Intego?
Iryna Kotenko: In the long term, our CDISC membership will enhance our operational efficiency and data quality. It will help us stay ahead by continuously improving our processes and adopting the latest standards. Additionally, it supports our efforts in attracting top talent and fostering innovation, leading to better outcomes for our clients and strengthening our market position. Integrating CDISC standards across all our practices ensures we deliver comprehensive and robust solutions, ultimately advancing the quality and reliability of clinical research data.
Interviewer: Thank you, Iryna, for sharing these insights. We’re excited to see how this membership will benefit Intego Clinical and its clients.
Iryna Kotenko: Thank you. I’m looking forward to the positive impact this will have on our team and our work.
