Medidata, a Dassault Systèmes company, has launched myMedidata Registries, a technology that expands the myMedidata patient portal to engage patients before and after (i.e., long term follow-up/safety surveillance) a clinical trial. This empowers patients to learn more about clinical trial opportunities and provides an experience that allows for active participation throughout their clinical trial journey.
Built directly on the Medidata Clinical Cloud, the technology platform dedicated to clinical research, myMedidata Registries provides education, pre-screening, patient data collection, and opportunities for video visits before a patient travels to a site or is enrolled into a study. Clinical trial sponsors and CROs using myMedidata Registries have a direct connection with trial participants via notifications and alerts.
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