US health technology firm ERT
has been granted two patents on
Clinical Trial Subject Compliance.
The company said the patents
cover the “tracking and
enhancement of participant
compliance with a research
protocol,” and can be used to
provide evaluability data related to
participant performance in a trial.
Compliance is tracked using two
ERT electronic diary products:
DIARYpro (for remote patient data
collection) and SITEpro (for sitebased
data collection).
ERT has now launched a tiered
licensing program to allow other
industry suppliers to incorporate
the functionality in their products.
DIARYpro and SITEpro utilise the
patented methods “and have been
repeatedly proven to capture
important clinical outcome
assessment data at the point of the
participant’s experience, yielding a
more accurate measurement of
treatment effect” - www.ERT.com.The above article was sent to subscribers in Pharmacy Daily's issue from 18 Jul 12 To see the full newsletter, see the embedded issue below or CLICK HERE to download Pharmacy Daily from 18 Jul 12
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