Suvoda

The ClinTech Podcast

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Listen to our AI hosts Paul and Anna discuss clinical trial technology blog posts from Suvoda.

Author

Suvoda

Category

Business

Podcast website

www.suvoda.com

Latest episode

Dec 17, 2025

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Episodes

Episode 11 - The twenty thousand dollar clinical trial problem 17.12.2025

This podcast episode explores the critical challenge of patient retention in clinical trials, focusing on how administrative friction can lead to costly participant dropout. The AI hosts analyze Suvoda's launch of a unified patient application following their merger with Greenphire, examining how combining clinical data management with financial and travel logistics into a single platform can help...

Episode 10 - How easier patient payments can help keep clinical trials on track 16.10.2025

In this episode our AI hosts tackle one of the most persistent pain points in clinical trials: patient payments. They explore how financial friction—slow reimbursements, confusing paperwork, and compliance hurdles—drives patient dropouts and drains site resources. The conversation unpacks data showing that better payment technology can boost trial retention by over 15% and earn 90%+ site satisfact...

Episode 9 - Interactive Response Technology in Clinical Trials 05.08.2025

In this podcast episode, our AI hosts take a closer look at how interactive response technology (IRT) supports the complex demands of global clinical trials. From managing patient randomization to coordinating drug shipments, IRT helps trial teams stay informed and in control. We also discuss how real-time reporting and tools like Suvoda’s AI assistant, Sofia, are making IRT more intuitive and use...

Episode 8 - Trends in clinical trial software innovation 16.07.2025

The clinical trial landscape is rapidly evolving, driven by advancements in technology. Listen in as our AI hosts discuss the three key trends in eClinical technology that Priyanka Sharma, Senior Vice President of Software Engineering at Suvoda is seeing. They include patient-centered technology that enhances usability and improves data quality, AI and natural language processing that streamline p...

Episode 7 - What's the story behind the merger of Greenphire and Suvoda? 11.06.2025

In this episode, our AI hosts explore the story behind the merger of Suvoda and Greenphire —two companies known for making complex clinical trials run more smoothly. Suvoda brings expertise in patient randomization and drug supply management, as well as electronic consent and clinical outcome assessments. Greenphire has long been a trusted name in streamlining site and patient payments and support...

Episode 6 - eClinical Solutions for Oncology Trial Complexity Whitepaper 29.05.2025

In this podcast episode, Suvoda’s AI hosts walk you through the complexity of oncology clinical trials discussed in a recent whitepaper. They share three case studies from real-world Suvoda trials where eClinical solutions like eCOA and IRT made a difference. (You’ll have to forgive their pronunciation—they’re still learning!) As cancer treatments evolve, the integration of patient-centric approac...

Episode 5 - Improving patient comprehension through eConsent: a win-win for patients, sites, and sponsors 25.03.2025

Suvoda’s AI hosts explore the role of eConsent in clinical trials, drawing insights from Suvoda’s market survey, which highlights a strong patient preference for electronic signatures. The discussion underscores the importance of informed consent in ethical research, referencing historical studies like the Tuskegee syphilis study to illustrate its significance. Despite its potential to enhance tri...

Episode 4 - Turning Classic Mistakes Into Key Technical Learnings 18.12.2024

In this podcast episode, the AI hosts explore key insights from Andrew McVeigh's blog on software architecture. They discuss six common mistakes in software development, including the pitfalls of big rewrites, the importance of incremental gains, and the need for realistic goal-setting. McVeigh emphasizes the significance of addressing the right problems and managing relationships effectively, whi...

Episode 2 - Two years of AI learning: Streamlining clinical trials today for future advancements 21.11.2024

In this episode AI hosts Anna and Paul explore the transformative impact of AI in clinical trials, emphasizing its potential to enhance drug development rather than replace scientists. Roche's development of Roche GPT exemplifies how AI can assist researchers while maintaining human oversight to prevent misinterpretations. Suvoda's principles for responsible AI use highlight the importance of ethi...

Episode 3 - 4 Factors That Shape a Technical Direction That Lasts 21.11.2024

In this episode, Anna and Paul discuss the blog post titled "4 Factors That Shape a Clinical Trial Technical Direction" by Andrew McVeigh, Chief Architect at Suvoda. They explore how Suvoda aligns its technical direction with product strategy, establishes a 'North Star' for long-term goals, and emphasizes transparent communication and feedback. The hosts highlight the importance of these factors i...

Episode 1 - Two years of AI learning: AI's Transformative Potential for Clinical Trials 28.10.2024

In this episode, AI hosts Anna and Paul discuss the transformative impact of AI technologies on the drug development process. They talk about a blog post by Heather Nonnemacher, Associate Director of Services Solutions at Suvoda, where she shares insights on how AI is progressively being integrated into clinical trials to enhance data analysis, streamline operations, and accelerate the delivery of...

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