eCOA Resources
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Navigating The eCOA Vendor Landscape In 2025
8/21/2025
This guide offers a clear-eyed perspective on the current eCOA landscape, providing sponsors with actionable guidance to make confident, informed vendor choices.
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Recentering Parkinson's Disease Trials On Patients
3/31/2022
This ebook describes how electronic clinical outcomes assessments (eCOA), mobile digital assessments, and other innovative data capture technologies are able to “meet patients where they are” in Parkinson’s Disease trials – with increasingly objective, sensitive, and continuous measures.
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Strong eCOA Provider And Linguistic Validation Expert Partner For Success
7/26/2022
Explore the creation and implementation of the electronic versions of COAs (eCOAs) on a high priority study with a new client.
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Drive Innovation In Clinical Trial Software: 3 Trends You Need To Watch
7/31/2025
The clinical trial landscape is undergoing a transformative shift as technology increasingly shapes study design and execution. Explore three pivotal trends that are driving this evolution.
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The Medable Platform: Deep Evidence Generation
4/19/2024
Discover how Medable's platform technology enabled a top vaccine developer to accelerate study deployment and recruitment timelines.
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ePROM Implementation: 4 Best Practices For System Functionality
2/13/2024
Explore four of the 15 system functionality considerations highlighted in an eCOA Consortium article that aim to create a more thorough and standardized approach to ePROM implementation.
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Navigating eCOA Licensing And Localization In Clinical Trials
7/31/2025
eCOA has been key in trials for 20 years, but issues like licensing, localization, and execution quality still challenge sponsors.
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What Is eCOA?
3/30/2026
Learn how electronic tools replace paper processes, support decentralized trials, and help research teams collect more reliable clinical data.
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Quality By Design: How eCOA Improves Data Oversight And Quality
5/16/2023
Unearth the innovative ways electronic clinical outcome assessments (eCOA) are improving data accuracy, reducing errors, and ensuring robust oversight in clinical trials.
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Simplifying ePRO Data Collection
10/4/2024
The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) model, supported by Trialkit, is an innovative approach in clinical trials that allows participants to use personal smartphones or tablets for data collection.