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Ophthalmology Clinical Trials

Ophthalmic conditions and vision impairment currently affect 2.2 billion people globally: Data collection can be very challenging for patients with visual impairment, but the patient- and site-centric research approach that...

eCOA in ophthalmology

There is an extended use of Patient Reported Outcome (PRO) measures in clinical trials used to assess health-related quality of...

Key #5 for successful ePRO selection in your ophthalmology clinical trial: Anticipate cultural differences in multi country clinical trials

https://youtu.be/-dWvQaRUwYs Before selecting a PRO for use in a large global trial, it is important to anticipate that responses to...

Key #4 for successful ePRO selection in your ophthalmology clinical trial: Consider the method of ePRO administration

https://youtu.be/cY5lYM_wBDQ PROs in ophthalmology trials can either be self-administered by the patient or the responses can be collected through an...

Key #3 for successful ePRO selection in your ophthalmology clinical trial: Get your patients involved

https://youtu.be/Cp7vd1fBKbc Although clinical research stakeholders strive to be patient-centered in their approach, dependence on clinical parameters alone is not enough....

Key #2 for successful ePRO selection in your ophthalmology clinical trial: Use your PROs to power economic evaluations

https://youtu.be/rH4yG-sxE9w Incorporating an economic evaluation within a trial provides valuable information for clinical decision making and coverage determinations, particularly when...

Key #1 for successful ePRO selection in your ophthalmology clinical trial: Ensure the ePRO answers the intended clinical endpoint

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHQWWje4VwI&feature=youtu.be PROs have become a vital part of modern ophthalmology with an increasing focus on PROs within high-quality ophthalmic trials....
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