The new In2itivee-Diary is a handheld medical device with touchscreen for eCOA data gathering. Using Vitalograph’s Fleisch Pneumotachograph flowhead, it provides accurate measurement of respiratory endpoints in clinic or for home monitoring.
Features include integrated training modules provide technique reminders supporting compliance and data quality, alerts and workflows are fully customizable to fit study protocols, and much more. The In2itive e-Diary is a fully validated class II (USA) / IIa (EU) medical device, meeting or exceeding all technical requirements for cyber-security and data protection.
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