ExpiWell
By ExpiWell
Discussing trial requirements, target populations, and integration needs with existing systems.
Setting up the platform to align with the client’s study design, including branding and workflows.
Ensuring data interoperability and compliance with regulations such as HIPAA.
Validating data accuracy and trial processes.
This may include tutorials, manuals, and support materials.
Continuous monitoring for any immediate adjustments needed.
ExpiWell offers several customization options:
Training can be conducted through live webinars, in-person sessions, or on-demand video resources.
FAQs and troubleshooting tips are often provided to assist with common issues.
Some level of support is often included in the initial subscription, with additional premium support options available if needed.
ExpiWell implements several security measures to safeguard data:
Data is encrypted both in transit (using SSL/TLS protocols) and at rest to ensure that sensitive information remains secure.
Role-based access controls are enforced, allowing specific permissions based on user roles to limit access to sensitive information.
The platform aligns with industry standards and regulations (e.g., HIPAA, GDPR), and undergoes regular audits to ensure compliance and identify vulnerabilities.
ExpiWell utilizes secure and compliant cloud service providers, ensuring robust security infrastructures are in place (e.g., firewalls, intrusion detection systems).
ExpiWell typically releases updates on a regular basis, often quarterly, though this can vary based on the development cycles and user feedback.
Updates may include new features, bug fixes, performance enhancements, and compliance adjustments.
Users are usually notified in advance of new updates, including release notes that detail the changes and impacts.
ExpiWell's policy typically states that clients retain ownership of all data entered into the platform. This means that users have full rights to their data, with ExpiWell acting merely as a data processor.
Clear procedures are usually outlined for data export to ensure smooth portability of the data.
ExpiWell typically allows users to scale their subscription based on organizational needs. This can include increasing or decreasing the number of users, study modules, or features as required.
Depending on the contracted plan, organizations can often add extra features or users with relative ease, subject to discussions with ExpiWell’s support or account management teams.
Some features might be tied to usage levels, allowing organizations to pay based on their usage during a specific period (e.g., number of participants recruited or data volume processed).
ExpiWell typically operates on an annual subscription model. Clients agree to a contract length during the onboarding process, detailing service terms and conditions.
Contracts usually include an automatic renewal clause unless either party provides notice of cancellation prior to the contract term's end (often 30-60 days).
The cancellation policy may include penalties for early termination or specific obligations concerning outstanding payments.
Upon cancellation, terms regarding final billing and any outstanding fees will typically be outlined, ensuring clarity regarding the financial settlement.
ExpiWell adheres to several compliance standards to ensure that client data is handled securely and that the platform meets industry requirements:
ExpiWell follows the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) regulations, ensuring that protected health information (PHI) is managed according to strict standards affecting healthcare data.
The platform conforms to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which governs data protection and privacy in the EU, ensuring that user data is collected, processed, and stored lawfully.
ExpiWell aligns with FDA regulations for electronic records and electronic signatures under 21 CFR Part 11, validating that the digital environment meets requirements for clinical trials.
The platform may also aim for compliance with relevant ISO standards related to information security (such as ISO 27001) to demonstrate robust security management practices.