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Common examples include longer trial duration, protocol complexity, financial difficulties, and travel-related burden [10-12].
e COAs (electronic clinical outcome assessments) such as electronic patient reported outcomes (e PROs) and electronic diaries are popular ways to incorporate the patient perspective and reduce participant burden in clinical trials [13]. e PRO platforms vary in their design attributes and usability, and different study populations have different aesthetic and performance preferences [14,15
J Particip Med 2025;17:e50225
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The data recorded by patients (patient reported outcomes; PROs) can be recorded electronically in real time (electronic patient reported outcomes; e PROs) using a smartphone app and made available to the doctor. The use of e PROs thus enables ongoing recording of patients’ daily well-being and state of health. The evaluation of e PROs is also used in clinical studies of patients with cancer [2] and enables structured and standardized data collection in patients’ everyday lives.
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e55917
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These apps enable participation in decentralized clinical trials and remote cancer care by collecting informed consent, electronic patient-reported outcomes (e PROs), surveys, and other digital data [20]. We tested the usability of both apps for approximately 4 weeks with 52 patient-caregiver dyads recruited through KPNC.
J Med Internet Res 2023;25:e49100
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Yet, there remains a dearth in knowledge regarding the feasibility of using m Health electronic patient-reported outcomes (e PROs) to assess and address the vulnerable population of HNC survivors. To date, only few studies have evaluated a smartphone-based self-management system during HNC treatment [16,21]. To fill this knowledge gap, our study aimed to evaluate the feasibility of Log PAL, a novel patient-facing m Health app specific for HNC survivors.
JMIR Form Res 2021;5(3):e24667
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