CLINICAL TRIAL PATIENT TECHNOLOGY INSIGHTS
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Clinical Research Has System Sprawl Problem
Disconnected systems are strangling clinical trials. Here’s what’s causing the sprawl, why it keeps getting worse, and what needs to change.
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How Clinical Trial Sites Must Adapt To The Predictive Analytics Era
Clinical trial sites are now measured, ranked, and selected by predictive models. Learn how to perform and compete in this data-driven new era.
ECOA RESOURCES
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Choosing the right vendor, solution, and deployment model is critical for a clinical trial to be successful. As a sponsor, consider these seven best practices when selecting the best eCOA.
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Obtain a complete understanding of enrollment, screening, consent, and data collection by diving into this introductory handbook on decentralized clinical trials.
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Discover how ePRO automatically incorporates eCOA data into a study, improving the depth, timeliness, and accuracy of patient-reported outcomes data in the following ways.
ECONSENT RESOURCES
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Obtain a complete understanding of enrollment, screening, consent, and data collection by diving into this introductory handbook on decentralized clinical trials.
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By dispelling prevalent misconceptions regarding participant age, cost, and complexity, see how this platform emerged as a versatile, rapid, and effective solution tailored to the unique needs of the elderly renal care population.
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Gain confidence in making your next pediatric trial more successful by leveraging the technology discussed to address common challenges in pediatric studies.
EPRO RESOURCES
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Discover how ePRO automatically incorporates eCOA data into a study, improving the depth, timeliness, and accuracy of patient-reported outcomes data in the following ways.
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Greta van Schoor attended the 31st Annual ISOQOL Conference, where HRQOL leaders shared insights on optimizing eCOA collection, integrating PROs, and digital health in clinical research.
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Patient-reported outcomes (PROs) assess patients' health without clinician interpretation. Traditional paper methods often result in missing data and quality issues, while electronic solutions enhance data accuracy and completeness.