ePRO and eCOA
Make it easy for patients to provide their data anytime, anywhere
We believe electronic patient-reported outcome (ePRO) and electronic clinical outcome assessment (eCOA) measurement features are some of the most important for a clinical trial. Because these features make the clinical trial process easier for both study participants and researchers, our ePRO solution is available as a fully integrated part of studies running on the TrialKit platform OR stand-alone tool for studies conducted outside of the TrialKit platform.
Improve patient enrollment, engagement, and retention with ePRO and eCOA
With TrialKit, study participants can easily and conveniently carry out survey activities from virtually any location with little or no training.
- Bring-your-own-device (BYOD)
- Wearables and Bluetooth-enabled devices
- Use iOS, Android, or web platforms
Incorporation of Core Motion technologies and HealthKit™ for iOS devices to collect real-world data including heart rate, step motion, and range of motion. Learn more about our wearable integration capabilities
Interactive image capability
Visit the TrialKit Help Center to learn more about setting up ePRO for your studies.
Eliminate missing data with notifications and reminders.
- Automate the entire notification process
- Enforce survey completion by sending reminders via email and/or push notifications that guide study participants directly to their surveys
- Use icon badges that show the number of forms currently due
- Create and deploy device-specific CRFs for the web and app interfaces
- View and manage the data as it comes in
- Allow sites to send manual notifications directly to participants
- Enable participants to complete surveys with a clinician using the handoff mode, eliminating the need for participants to have their own device or login
- Full Help available from the app and web-based patient portal
A Glimpse into 2021: What to Expect from Crucial Data Solutions and TrialKit
Misconceptions about Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Technology in Clinical Trials
The Value of Data Collected Using eCOA and ePRO in Clinical Research
