Thread Introduces New Electronic Clinical Outcome Assessment Suite
Platform includes an expanded global library.
Thread Research revealed in a company press release that it has officially launched a suite of new complex electronic clinical outcome assessment (eCOA) features, including an expanded global library, to its decentralized research platform serving global researchers. Reportedly, the new features enable the platform to process complex eCOA data collection while presenting only relevant data to the site teams and participants.
Thread stated that with these new features, clients can now:
- Eliminate 100% of custom development activities for eCOA and related study quality risks.
- Reduce eCOA implementation costs by up to 54% leveraging Thread's no-code platform.
- Decrease data capture clicks by up to 90% for participants to increase patient retention.
- Launch studies with complex eCOA in nine weeks or less.
- Increase compliance consistently above 94% by eliminating unnecessary technology burden.
"The launch of these enhanced eCOA features provides our clients with the next-generation functionality needed to increase speed, scale consistently, and reduce study risks," said John Reites, co-founder, CEO, Thread, in the aforementioned release. "These features bring us closer to bringing research to everyone, everywhere with our innovative approach to Patient-First eCOA."
Reference: THREAD LAUNCHES SUITE OF NEW FEATURES AND EXPANDED LIBRARY TO MODERNIZE ECOA SOLUTIONS. PR Newswire. September 26, 2023. Accessed September 27, 2023. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/thread-launches-suite-of-new-features-and-expanded-library-to-modernize-ecoa-solutions-301938170.html
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