The volume of data collected in clinical trials has increased significantly, offering invaluable insights into disease understanding, data accuracy, and safety monitoring. However, it can place a heavy burden on patients responsible for self-reporting.
Selecting the right electronic Patient-Reported Outcomes (ePRO) tool is critical to balancing comprehensive data collection with a good patient experience. That’s why we developed a concise guide that provides you with five essential aspects to consider when evaluating ePRO tools for your clinical study.
With over a decade of experience in clinical trial support, our expert insights will help you navigate the complexities of ePRO selection effectively. This checklist features practical advice with questions to ask during your evaluation.
Submit your details to download the checklist now!
Newest blogs
Gamifying clinical trials could motivate participants to engage better with trial platforms and advance research
Gamifying clinical trials could motivate participants to engage better with trial platforms and advance research.
Digital Endpoint: Redefining Data Collection in Clinical Trials
Digital endpoints are revolutionizing clinical trials by allowing more frequent, objective, and remote monitoring of patients. These endpoints use sensors to collect data outside of the traditional settings, offering a real-time view of a patient’s health.
OCT Conference Reflections: Embracing Gamification for Patient Engagement
OCT was a fantastic 2-day gathering full of networking opportunities and engaging discussions, most of which were triggered by our booth’s big statement “introducing gamification in clinical trials.