Medrio Makes Conducting Research an Enjoyable Experience
Rating: 10 out of 10
IncentivizedUse Cases and Deployment Scope
Medrio is being used for data entry for two of our current research trials within one department. It is the electronic data capture (EDC) in which was chosen by the sponsor of these trials in order to keep an accurate record of information on subject participation in the trial. Training occurs within the site and is very user friendly. The site is easy to navigate through and allows easy communication between the in-house team as well as members of our site. The system provides adequate guidance on how to fill out electronic Case Report Forms (eCRFs) and populates easy-to-understand queries when necessary.
Pros
- Ease of navigation for entering subject data.
- Very organized placement of eCRFs.
- Allows for accurate and efficient data collection.
Cons
- The system does not allow a separate designation for screen failures that were lost to follow-up or who were withdrawn by the PI.
- When a subject is deemed a screen-failure, eCRFs are still expected to be filled out and it is unclear which ones unless otherwise directed by the in-house team.
Likelihood to Recommend
Medrio is very user friendly and even allows the user to print out the eCRFs to be used as source documents. This makes creating source documents very easy for the Research team and the information directly matches the EDC, which makes the monitoring process go much smoother. The process for withdrawing a subject can be a bit confusing, as the system only allows for a "screen-failure" designation and not an option for withdrawal, or is lost to follow-up.
AS
Angelise Stephens
Clinical Research Coordinator in Research & Development at Rush University Medical Center (1001-5000 employees)
Vetted Review
2 years of experience