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Case Study: Timely Communication within Clinical Trials is Essential for Success

Case Study: Timely Communication within Clinical Trials is Essential for Success

IVRCC's custom-built native app was an ideal choice for the Operating Room that had no access to Wi-Fi, by being able to accommodate a large number of Inclusion/Exclusion criteria, the possibility of tablet or internet failure, and proper randomization treatment assignment exactly per protocol.

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Case Study: No Wi-Fi? How a Native App Provides Randomization Solutions

Case Study: No Wi-Fi? How a Native App Provides Randomization Solutions

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Case Study: OIC Daily ePRO Diary Cost Savings

Case Study: OIC Daily ePRO Diary Cost Savings

The client compared the costs of our BYOD system with two other bids which collected data from subjects using proprietary handheld devices. With our IVR system, patients use their own phone or smartphone for daily diary collection, which saved the client several hundred thousand dollars.

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Case Study: Two Protocols, One Portal = Efficiency and Cost Savings

Case Study: Two Protocols, One Portal = Efficiency and Cost Savings

IVRCC collaborated with the client on a multi-center, randomized, double-blind, parallel group, vehicle-controlled study. The client realized a significant cost savings by combining two protocols, IRT application build, validation, hosting and maintenance costs into one application.

By IVR Clinical Concepts|March 22nd, 2017|Categories: Case Studies, News|Tags: acne vulgaris, clinical trial material management, CTM, double-blind clinical study, IRT, IRT application, multi-center clinical trial, Phase III, randomized clinical trial, RTSM, subject randomization, Trial Supply Management|

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Case Study: The Making of a Successful Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis Study

Case Study: The Making of a Successful Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis Study

How our ePRO applications created a successful Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis Therapeutic Equivalence Study

By IVR Clinical Concepts|November 14th, 2016|Categories: Case Studies, News|Tags: allergies, ePRO, ePRO application, ePRO data collection, ePRO survey, international clinical studies, international clinical study, international clinical trial, international clinical trial case study, international clinical trials, Real-time enrollment, SAR, seasonal allergic rhinitis, Therapeutic Equivalence Study, Total Nasal Symptom Score|

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Case Study: Enhancing Daily Diary Compliance using IVRCC Incentive Tracking

Case Study: Enhancing Daily Diary Compliance using IVRCC Incentive Tracking

From project managers to administrators and programmers, the IVRCC team worked closely with the client to design and create custom applications that tracked and displayed the results of diary compliance to the participants. All calculations were in real-time so that the system reporting was current and accessible at all times.

By IVR Clinical Concepts|October 5th, 2016|Categories: Case Studies, News|Tags: clinical study incentive, clinical study incentive tracking, clinical trial incentive program, Daily Diary Compliance, ePRO, ePRO data collection, ePRO survey, observational study, validated standard instruments|

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Case Study: NIH-Granted Study: A randomized, placebo controlled, double blind testosterone trial

Case Study: NIH-Granted Study: A randomized, placebo controlled, double blind testosterone trial

IVRCC was able to provide an affordable and adaptable solution that provided data that was easy to integrate with the final EDC database. The study article was recently published in The New England Journal of Medicine.

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Case Study: Validated Clinical Survey Instrument and IVR Application

Case Study: Validated Clinical Survey Instrument and IVR Application

Find out how our automated supply management resulted in less work and better inventory control. The objective of this study was to evaluate the safety, tolerability and efficacy on subjects with opioid-induced constipation. Clinical trial materials management services provided by IVR Clinical Concepts were a key component to the success of this study. Patients were provided kits which included medication and a Bristol Stool Scale.