New solution looks to improve recruitment, compliance, and retention.
Royal Philips has announced the introduction of an at-home, 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) solution for use in decentralized clinical trials. The clinical-grade solution pairs data readings comparable to clinical, site-based ECGs with Philips cloud-based data collection and analysis services.
Leveraging PCA 500 ECG patch data recording technology, the at-home solution allows clinical trial participants to record data with quality comparable to site-based ECGs at home. The solution’s body-worn patch ensures compliant 12-lead ECG placement and near real-time, highly secure data transmission without the need for recurring site visits, onsite technician, or home nurses.
Read more about the new solution here.
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