For Illingworth Research Group’s research nurses, drug-trial visit schedules can be carried out in a patient’s home. That needs the right form for each patient and each test, on a device that works where there is no signal, feeding compliant records into the study record without anyone retyping them. On paper it was slow, and the data arrived late.
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Research nurses run clinical trial visits in patients’ homes, offline, with compliant records synced straight into the study.
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The start
Sometimes you can’t take a patient to a trial, so the trial goes to the patient
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The journey
A form builder in the office, an app in the field
Logistics teams build patient-specific forms in the web portal, one for each test a nurse needs to perform. Each nurse’s app pulls the forms down in the background as soon as they are published, so the visit goes ahead with no internet connection. Completed reports sync to the secure cloud service the moment a connection returns, so analysis starts immediately. Visits are tied to the schedule of patient visits, so any change shows in real time, and only to the nurse it concerns.
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The result
Web and mobile working together to keep patients on trials
SourceGo sits alongside PatientGo in the work we do for Illingworth Research Group and Syneos Health. The more embedded in their business we are, the more of the problems of running a clinical study we can take on, and the faster life-saving drugs reach the market.
- Custom form builder for logistics teams
- Nurse app that works offline and syncs when it can
- Compliant records fed straight into the study
- Real-time visit schedules, scoped to each nurse
- Part of the PatientGo platform
When I started out it was massively overwhelming but when I found Tappable everything fell into place. Tappable are phenomenal at what they do. I’m so pleased I found them and Sam picked up the phone that day.
CIO, Illingworth Research Group
