ePRO Resources
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Rare Disease Clinical Trials: Modern Design And Supply Chain
10/12/2023
Gain insight from several contributing experts for overcoming unique obstacles in rare disease research and learn how to better develop strategies.
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Solutions For Sponsors Utilizing Drafted Guidance For PROs In Oncology
11/20/2024
Explore the challenges pharmaceutical companies face in implementing PROs in cancer clinical trials as outlined in the FDA’s draft guidance, as well as strategies to overcome these obstacles.
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Paper vs. eCOA: Hard Calculations For Easy Decisions
6/13/2023
Sticker prices often guide purchases, but there's a broader perspective that encompasses total cost. Use this calculator to compare prices of paper COAs or eCOAs, including ePROs, eDiaries, and eClinROs.
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eCOA 101: Why Choose ePRO vs. Paper
9/18/2024
ePRO solutions enhance data quality, operational efficiency, and patient-centricity in clinical trials by allowing patients to report outcomes digitally instead of using pen and paper.
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Choosing The Right eClinRO Solution For Reliable Trial Data
2/21/2025
Electronic clinician-reported outcomes (eClinROs) enhance the quality and consistency of clinical trial data. Discover key factors to consider when selecting an eClinRO provider.
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Why ePROs In Oncology Are Perfect For Capturing The Patient's Voice
5/15/2025
Recently released FDA guidance showcases why electronic patient-reported outcomes (ePROs) are ideal for capturing the “voice” of the patient. See how ePRO eases oncology trials.
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Measuring The True Patient Experience
5/15/2024
Utilizing the insights covered in this article can inform the design and implementation of cancer trials, ultimately contributing to improved patient care and treatment outcomes.
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Regulatory Guidance For PRO Strategy In Oncology Trials
11/10/2023
Kelly Dumais, Principal Scientific Advisor, and Jowita Marszewska, Scientific Advisor at Clario eCOA, delve into the specifics of how recent regulatory advancements are influencing PRO Strategy.
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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.
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Rethinking Today's ePRO Delivery For Tomorrow's Clinical Trials
6/24/2024
Willie Muehlhausen, Co-CEO and Founder of Safira Clinical Research, and Tim Davis, VP of Strategy at MyVeeva for Patients, discuss how ePRO delivery needs to change to better serve modern trials.