Tools for Clinical Research Professionals

Transforming Data into Insightful Results

Our innovative tools and resources are freely available to the clinical research community in Switzerland and beyond, helping to facilitate high-quality clinical research.

Explore Tools by Platform

Find practical tools and resources developed by the SCTO Platforms to support clinical research professionals across Switzerland.  

All related tools are also available in our SCTO Tools & Resources Navigator at the top of this page. 

Auditing

Providing oversight to strengthen quality and compliance.

Data Management

Enabling standardisation and reliability in clinical research data.

Education

Strengthening clinical research through training and knowledge sharing.

Monitoring

Supporting quality and compliance at every stage.

Project Management

Coordinating people, processes, and timelines for successful studies.

Regulatory Affairs

Ensuring research meets legal and ethical requirements.

Research On Research

Learning from research to enhance clinical studies.

Safety

Focusing on participant safety and benefit throughout research.

Statistics & Methodology

Turning complex data into meaningful insights.

Easy GCS – Your Guide to Clinical Studies

The Easy Guide to Clinical Studies (Easy GCS) is a comprehensive online tool that answers your questions, gives guidance on how to proceed, and lets you know how Swiss laws and guidelines apply. No matter the complexity or status of your study, the Easy-GCS provides information on all relevant topics from planning to completion. Access the Easy-GCS and be surprised by how simple it is to navigate the complex world of clinical research.

Regulatory Affairs Watch – Stay up to Date with Swiss Regulatory Affairs

Regulatory Affairs Watch is our regularly published online journal designed for clinical research professionals, investigators, sponsors, regulators, ethics committee members, professional organisations, and patient associations.

We provide timely insights and updates on evolving regulatory topics in Switzerland. Read more: