As we move into 2021, SEND is evolving; with the SENDIG-DART pilot, updates from FDA, and the long-awaited release of SEND 3.1.1, marking a small but meaningful shift in usability.
Three years into SEND’s requirement for INDs, it’s clear that SEND has transformed our industry, impacting everything from study placement to data collection and analysis. It’s no longer just a file format; it’s a driving...
Equipping the industry for the SENDIG-DART Fit-For-Use pilot has been a major effort – balancing software development, service readiness, and a long journey from concept to reality.
The FDA’s SENDIG-DART pilot is finally here! This new SEND standard covers Embryo-Fetal Development studies with 7 new domains, building on SEND 3.1. It’s been a long journey from development to this pilot – exciting...
SEND keeps changing fast. Recently, FDA made it clear that SEND requirements go beyond just studies placed in the eCTD, if a study can be represented in SEND, it should be. This broadens the scope...
At first, I thought SEND would be simple, just standardizing study data like any other. But it’s far more complex, involving multiple overlapping standards, evolving regulations, and even clinical concepts awkwardly adapted for nonclinical use....
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