CRF Health launches TrialMax Web for late-phase studies

Thursday, February 23, 2012 06:14 AM

CRF Health, a global provider of ePRO solutions, has launched TrialMax Web, an online ePRO and patient management solution for global late-phase clinical studies.

TrialMax Web combines PRO data capture and an array of tools to collect data directly from patients, who can use it on their own computers or smart phones. CRF Health hopes it will improve patient compliance and retention, critical challenges in late-phase research.

TrialMax Web eliminates the need for handling paper, making the collection of Patient Reported Outcomes both more cost efficient and more easily manageable for large studies. Study teams can utilize the data in real time according to the needs of the study.

“We believe that TrialMax Web offers an important new option for global phase IV study teams to interact with patients and deliver the highest quality data,” said Rachael King, CEO of CRF Health. 

Because TrialMax Web was developed as part of the TrialMax family of ePRO solutions, the portal is fully inter-operable with all of CRF Health’s other components. In addition, data can be transferred in real time to other eClinical systems, such as EDC via TrialMax Synapse, for greater efficiency.

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