
Kayentis BYOD solution: Ensuring adoption by sites and patients
What if a patient breaks or loses their smartphone during the study? What if they
“Get ready for fully remote eCOA in your next DCT trial” webinar
Abstract:
Decentralized Clinical Trials offer more flexibility to patients by allowing them to complete some clinical assessments at home, often including the Patient Reported Outcomes (PROs). Technical innovations have given patients the ability to complete PROs from their own phone, computer, or even by interview from trained site team members. However, as our data collection methods expand and change, our data management practices and compliance monitoring plans need to adapt alongside these changes.
Watch the webinar recording and learn how you can build a better data management and compliance monitoring plan for your COAs in your next DCT trial!
Speakers:
Matthew TURGISS
Clinical Operations Project Manager @Kayentis
Vrushali Courcier
Data Manager and Analyst @Kayentis
Paula Pérez Marín
Clinical Operations Project Manager @Kayentis
What if a patient breaks or loses their smartphone during the study? What if they
Improve your clinical trial efficiency and offer more choice to patients by implementing a BYOD
The need to engage patients during clinical trials is no longer debatable; the question is
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and Provisioned Device (PD) methods will generally work for any
We all know clinical trials are more and more complex, involving an increasing number of
With so much at stake, consider partnering with an expert of eCOA and DCT! Kayentis
Last update : 2 September 2022