"Sponsors are looking to optimize their operations, reduce cost, and increase efficiency; YPrime’s new eCOA platform’s robust capabilities enable seamless backward compatibility to futureproof trials.” YPrime’s eCOA 7.0 supports both complex and simple studies, delivering unparalleled benefits to patients, sites, and sponsors alike—enabling faster study startup, high-quality data, and operational efficiencies, delivering: Configurable and No-Code Solution for Rapid Deployment — eCOA 7.0’s no-code, fully configurable nature allows quick study launches, reducing startup times by up to 30%.
YPrime’s eCOA Now Offers Unmatched 100% Configurability and User-Centric Design—Enabling Faster Study Startup, High-Quality Data, and Operational EfficienciesMALVERN, Pa., July 24, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- YPrime, the leading pioneer in clinical trial technology, today announced the launch of its state-of-the-art eCOA 7.0 SaaS platform.
"Building on our foundation to improve the patient experience, YPrime eCOA 7.0 was built to enhance both the site and sponsor experience, from its user-friendly design through to a new data warehouse that enables informed decision-making,” said Mike Hughes, Chief Product Officer at YPrime.
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