TrialKit PACS

TrialKit PACS is a Picture Archiving and Communication System designed for clinical researchers to access, interact with, and adjudicate imaging data within the same platform used for managing other study data. It supports a wide range of imaging modalities, including X-rays, MRIs, CT scans, ultrasounds, and PET scans, in both DICOM and non-DICOM formats, ensuring compatibility with various imaging devices and vendor systems.

PACS is essential in clinical research for securely storing, retrieving, managing, and sharing digital images. It centralizes imaging data, reducing manual handling and improving accessibility for faster evaluations. Researchers can standardize imaging protocols, maintain data integrity, and ensure regulatory compliance while supporting real-time collaboration and remote monitoring.

With TrialKit PACS, images are integrated into a unified research environment, directly linked to clinical outcomes, facilitating faster and more comprehensive analysis. Key features include real-time access and evaluation of DICOM imaging, robust image interaction tools, and the ability to anonymize, annotate, and collaborate on images. The platform also integrates imaging data into analytics, allowing researchers to correlate imaging with other trial metrics.

TrialKit PACS offers customizable dashboard reporting, secure and compliant cloud storage, and detailed audit trails for enhanced accountability. It is fully integrated into the TrialKit ecosystem, providing a seamless platform for managing both clinical and imaging data, eliminating data silos and reducing complexity. This integration supports studies of all scales, from single-site to global multi-center trials, with intuitive access on both desktop and mobile devices.

The platform is compliant with key regulations, including HIPAA, FDA 21 CFR Part 11, and GDPR, ensuring data security and regulatory adherence. By centralizing imaging data and enabling real-time collaboration, TrialKit PACS improves clinical trial efficiency, supporting faster decision-making and comprehensive trial insights.