Medidata Launches myMedidata LIVE
Medidata, a Dassault Systèmes Company, has announced the availability of myMedidata LIVE, a new feature on the myMedidata patient portal. myMedidata LIVE is a web-based, live video conferencing capability connecting patients virtually with their clinical trial study staff.
myMedidata is Medidata’s newly released patient portal solution that provides patients with virtual access to all of their study needs in a single web application. It is built using responsive design principles, as well as input from Medidata’s Patient Insights team, made to be accessible from any device with an internet connection. Particularly relevant during the current COVID-19 pandemic when in-person visits might be restricted, myMedidata LIVE video visits between patients and sites can replace scheduled site-based appointments and allow the study team to complete its data entry in Rave while the patients remain engaged offsite through myMedidata.
“myMedidata LIVE brings a meaningful capability to the clinical research community as virtualization technologies take on an increasingly important role,” said Anthony Costello, senior vice president of mHealth at Medidata. “As part of our myMedidata patient portal, patients and sites can rely on myMedidata LIVE as an alternative way to engage when in-person site visits are challenging or impossible.”
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