Clinical Trial Management System

Secure, easy, and flexible

Our all-in-one solution, »DTM,« provides a GCP-compliant study management system specifically designed for CROs, digital health application providers (DiGAs), medical device manufacturers, as well as hospitals and research institutes.

The Digital Trial Manager »DTM« is fully customizable and enables effective cross-site networking, making it ideal for multicenter and decentralized clinical trials (DCTs) as well as completely digital studies.

Participation in clinical trials has never been easier or more secure, thanks to our innovative web-based EDC system. Data can be collected directly from patients through an app, ensuring full compliance with GDPR. Additionally, there is the option to integrate various wearables or sensors according to specific use cases, along with a patient app designed to capture Patient Reported Outcomes Measures (PROMs).

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Our Advantages

  • Simple Study Setup and Data Management: Paperless data collection and centralized management of patient and study data.
  • Flexible: Accommodates any study protocol and seamlessly integrates wearables, sensors, and electronic Patient Reported Outcomes (ePROs).
  • Decentralized and Digital: Seamless collaboration and cross-site management among all study participants and their respective roles.
  • Comprehensive Data Oversight: Streamlined, user-friendly interface featuring intuitive dashboards and monitoring tools.
  • Secure Communication: Appointment scheduling, integrated video calls, and automated notifications for enhanced coordination.
  • Highest Data Security: Offered as a Docker container within your IT infrastructure or in the cloud at ISO 27001-certified data centers in Germany.
  • Customizable and Tailored: Agile development and extensive support provide exceptional flexibility in configuration.
  • Stronger Together: Access to a vast network of Fraunhofer expertise, academic institutions, and clinical partners.

Flexible study design

Tailored study protocols, role management, branding, and theming to meet your specific requirements.

Optional integration of wearables, sensors, and ePROs.

 

Digital data collection

Centralized management of digital questionnaires, electronic Case Report Forms (eCRFs), and ePROs.

Transparency and control

Dashboard, audit trail, randomization features, and robust monitoring capabilities.

Features unseres EDC-Systems

  • Dashboard with real-time reporting on study progress
  • Scheduling feature for seamless planning and organization of visits
  • Intuitive capture of queries and adverse events
  • Secure audit trails for data entry, output, and modifications
  • Effortless monitoring and analysis of all study data, with reporting and export functions available for individual patients
  • Collection of patient data via eCRFs
  • Capabilities for randomization and pseudonymization
  • eConsent facilitated through video tools and digital signatures
  • Compliance with modern authentication standards
  • Data storage in HL7® FHIR® format
  • Optional support for multiple languages

Reference projects

Clients, medical professionals, and study personnel value the simplicity and efficiency of our EDC system, which ensures a rapid setup, smooth execution, and effective completion of clinical trials and studies.

Our network

We have a robust network of clinics, CROs, and research organizations.

 

Our collaborative study management platform enables quick adaptation to the unique needs of each study, ensuring that clinical trials are conducted efficiently and with precision.

Currently Ongoing Clinical Study with DTx Research Solutions GmbH

BackCare

This study focuses on the effectiveness of a physiotherapy training program for patients experiencing nonspecific back or neck pain in a home setting.

The objective is to evaluate both the effectiveness and acceptance of a digital, self-reported physiotherapy program for back pain. The training regimen is customized based on the current pain intensity reported by participants in the app.

Currently Ongoing Clinical Study with DTx Research Solutions GmbH

ReHubKnee

Study on the treatment of knee osteoarthritis with a digital, personalized training program in a home setting

The aim of this study is to analyze the differences in effectiveness and treatment outcomes between conventional therapy and the ReHub app. Additionally, it seeks to determine whether the digital support provided by ReHub results in symptom relief and an enhancement in quality of life.

 

Clinical study

NeuroMoves

Multicenter clinical study based on the »DPM« for the rehabilitation of patients with paralysis syndromes following a stroke or spinal cord injury

The objective is to provide optimal outpatient care to enhance and preserve mobility.

 

Clinical study

MSgoesHome

Verification of sensor-based gait analysis of patients with multiple sclerosis as an effective instrument, with the goal of using gait analysis in their everyday lives based on »DPM.research«

 

Clinical study

CARNA

The objective of the CARNA clinical study is to investigate whether the use of a mobile patient app in the home environment leads to a positive care effect in patients with heart failure (according to Germany's Digital Care Act, DVG).

 

Clinical study

ParkinsonGo

The aim of the study is to evaluate the positive care effects that arise for the patient through the use of ParkinsonGo app at home. Another important aspect is a tele-health support complementing the patient app.

 

Clinical study

DiGaitAppPD

The aim of the study is to evaluate a "digital health application (DiGA)" that directly addresses the application focus "home monitoring and therapy support for chronic diseases".

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