🏡 emovis Homecare Visits: Expanding Possibilities in Clinical Research 🌐 Embracing innovation in clinical trials opens doors to a more inclusive and patient-centric approach. Here's why incorporating homecare visits into your study design could be a game-changer: 1️⃣ **Reach Diverse Patient Populations:** - Include seriously ill patients with limited mobility. - Reach those with rare diseases residing far from study centers. - Accommodate young participants, minimizing travel-related burdens. 2️⃣ **Wider Patient Recruitment:** - Overcome geographical barriers and tap into a larger pool of eligible participants. - Ensure that distance doesn't limit the diversity of your study population. 3️⃣ **Enhanced Compliance:** - Long journeys can deter patient participation. - Homecare visits promote higher compliance by eliminating travel constraints. 4️⃣ **Patient-Centric Retention:** - Provide a comprehensive customer service experience. - Improve retention rates by prioritizing patient comfort and convenience. 5️⃣ **Accessible Studies for All:** - Conduct studies for conditions where patients face significant mobility challenges. - Break down barriers to participation for those unable to leave their homes. By leveraging emovis Homecare Visits, we're not just advancing research methodologies but ensuring that every patient, irrespective of their circumstances, can contribute to the progress of medical science. Let's make clinical trials more inclusive and impactful! 🌟 #ClinicalResearch #PatientCentricity Follow us on FutureMeds for more!
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How much patient communication does your clinic track? Timely communication of lab results is vital to healthcare delivery. To improve patient care practices, the Clinic Manager Communication Log (CMCL) was implemented at student-run MedZou Community Health Clinic University of Missouri-Columbia, School of Medicine. Read about it in our latest publication!
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Organizations Selected for Grants to Research EHR Use American Medical Association announced nine organizations selected as recipients of the 2023 Electronic Health Record Use Research Grant Program. This year’s grant recipients will divide $589,000 to fund research examining patterns of EHR use to inform solutions that prevent clinician burnout and turnover, enhance high-quality patient care, and improve workflows, teamwork, and resource allocation at the practice level. #patientexperience #patientcare
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