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|Articles|June 26, 2023
DIA 2023: Syneos Health and uMotif Partner on Platform
Integrated eCOA & ePRO solution taps company’s technology expertise.
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Syneos Health® and uMotif will partner on an eClinical platform, with uMotif providing integrated eCOA and ePRO capabilities, which will build upon Syneos Health’s StudyKIK recruitment technology platform. The collaboration calls for uMotif to provide eCOA and ePRO services for Syneos Health customers, followed by the co-development and deployment of a patient-centric platform, which will include patient identification, recruitment, eConsent, eDiary, patient engagement and retention, and payments.
“We believe our modern, patient-centric solution is aligned with Syneos Health’s vision of creating a better patient experience and providing sponsors with better trials. We also look forward to building a solution that leverages the power of StudyKIK’s patient identification, recruitment and retention technology platform and complements Syneos Health’s focus on patient centric solutions,” said Steve Rosenberg, CEO, uMotif. “Together, we are deploying a solution where patient workflow is made simple, easy and effective – ensuring that participants are fully able and engaged to capture large volumes of data – to help maximize the success of a clinical trial.”
Reference: Syneos Health and uMotif Partner to Deliver Patient-centric, eClinical Platform. MORRISVILLE, N.C., June 26, 2023.
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