
π Pharma & Life Sciences Β· Sequence
How a site enrols a patient into a clinical trial: eligibility, consent, randomisation through the IRT and drug kit assignment.
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Clinical trial enrolment sequence: the site coordinator screens a patient against eligibility criteria in the EDC, records electronic informed consent, then calls the interactive response technology (IRT) to randomise. The IRT assigns a blinded treatment arm and a drug kit number from site inventory; if site stock falls below threshold it triggers a resupply from the depot. The visit is recorded in the EDC.
sequenceDiagram
actor CRC as Site Coordinator
participant EDC as EDC System
participant ECON as eConsent
participant IRT as IRT / RTSM
participant DEP as Drug Depot
CRC->>EDC: Screen patient against criteria
EDC-->>CRC: Eligible
CRC->>ECON: Record informed consent
ECON-->>EDC: Consent signed
CRC->>IRT: Randomise subject
IRT->>IRT: Assign blinded arm
IRT-->>CRC: Kit number 0457
IRT->>IRT: Check site stock
alt Stock below threshold
IRT->>DEP: Resupply order
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