
While wearable devices are mainly an advantageous way to collect data from monitoring a trial participant’s progress, there are scientific and operational considerations to be aware of.

While wearable devices are mainly an advantageous way to collect data from monitoring a trial participant’s progress, there are scientific and operational considerations to be aware of.

This 3-part series presents results from a study of patient preferences regarding electronic Clinical Outcome Assessments in clinical trials. Part 3 covers how sponsors can humanize eCOA to help increase patient engagement during clinical trials.

This 3-part series presents results from a study of patient preferences regarding electronic Clinical Outcome Assessments in clinical trials. Part 2 covers how sponsors can improve upon their user interface of electronic diaries.

This 3-part series presents results from a study of patient preferences regarding electronic Clinical Outcome Assessments in clinical trials. Part 1 covers how sponsors can improve the study design and logistics of electronic diaries.

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