Patient Caregiver Network
Tips for better eCOA experiences from our Patient Caregiver Network
Electronic Clinical Outcome Assessments (eCOA) have revolutionized data collection in clinical trials, offering convenience and real-time insights that traditional methods cannot match.
However, the effectiveness of these digital tools hinges on the quality of the daily experience they offer participants. Read below to see direct feedback from patients and caregivers across multiple conditions in our Patient Champion Network (PCN), as we identify ten critical factors that can improve the eCOA experience.
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