Cogstate Releases Online Cognitive Screening Solution for Alzheimer's Trial
This new version release optimizes patient recruitment with study-specific prescreening workflows and a delivery platform that allows for self-administered cognitive assessments on any modality including tablet-based assessments
Cogstate, a cognitive science and medical technology company, announced the latest version of its remote cognitive assessment solution for pre-screening participants in clinical trials, Precision Recruitment™ 2.1.
This new version release optimizes patient recruitment with study-specific prescreening workflows and a delivery platform that allows for self-administered cognitive assessments on any modality including tablet-based assessments. Other important new features include:
- Functionality allowing pre-screened participants to select an investigator site in their area, with automatic site notification for a more seamless enrolment process.
- The ability to deploy the solution in many different languages, as required for global clinical trials
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