Dedalus accelerates research and healthcare collaboration

SECTOR UPDATE - Dedalus

Clinical trials are crucial for testing and potentially approving life-saving drugs globally, yet many hurdles exist in identifying suitable participants and raising awareness about available trials. This shortfall often delays potentially life-saving treatments, leaving patients without options.

Introducing Trials4Care (T4C) by Dedalus ANZ, a groundbreaking global data platform designed to streamline the identification and enrolment of clinical trial candidates. Leveraging Dedalus' advanced software solutions, T4C aims to connect more New Zealanders and Australians with international clinical trials and vital medications that could significantly impact their health outcomes.

Byron Phillips, Senior Principal Healthcare Strategy from Dedalus ANZ, said,  “Trials4Care – offers better patient recruitment, better population health, better patient equity and even economic benefit for Hospitals.”

With Dedalus' extensive presence in Patient Management, Pharmacy, and Medication domains across Public and Private hospitals in New Zealand and Australia, T4C represents a natural progression of our involvement in the medicines domain. Over 70% of Australian, and New Zealand Public Hospitals currently utilise one or more Dedalus' Medication Management solutions, underscoring Dedalus' commitment to advancing healthcare through innovative clinical trial solutions.

Discover how T4C can help bridge the gap in accessing life-saving clinical trials and medications, ensuring more Australians benefit from cutting-edge healthcare advancements.

KEY BENEFITS
•       Providing your patients with new innovative treatments and therapies before others
•       Ability to analyse internal data more efficiently for use with your own research
•       Extend your network
•       Build better research services
•       Attract more external clinical research /funding
•       Ability to tap into the data of other hospitals, on the network, for use in your own investigator research.

For more information about Trials4Care, visit our website Bridging the gap between patients, healthcare providers and the life sciences industry with T4C - Dedalus ANZ or contact Byron Phillips bphillips24@dedalus.com

Source: Dedalus media release

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