Real-Life Data reported by patients: What do they contribute in oncology?

Real-Life Data reported by patients: What do they contribute in oncology?

After diagnosis, oncology patients begin a process of periodic follow-up by their specialist, who is in charge of evaluating the patient’s health, treatment, symptoms, adverse events, etc., all vitally important for the management of the disease.
This enables them to determine the patient’s general status, and its impact on his or her quality of life.

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Participatory Medicine: What it is and how it is improving health outcomes

Participatory Medicine: What it is and how it is improving health outcomes

Participatory Medicine marks the beginning of very real changes in the way healthcare is provided now. For a long time, most interactions between the doctor and the patient have been largely directed by the doctor. Now, this focus is changing towards a participatory medicine in which the patient plays an active role in the process of care.

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International Women’s Day 2022

International Women’s Day 2022

At Persei vivarium we would like to proclaim the 8th of March as International Women’s Day, reiterating the 2022 theme proposed by the United Nations: “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow,” and highlighting the key role that women and girls around the world are playing to build a more balanced and sustainable future for everyone.

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How to promote patient recovery after a medical intervention by using technology

How to promote patient recovery after a medical intervention by using technology

As we have noted in previous articles, technology is becoming an important part of improving monitoring of patients before and after a medical intervention. Specifically, in the post-procedure phase, these tools can offer a multitude of benefits to healthcare professionals and patients, facilitating decision making and promoting the patient’s recovery.

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What are eCOAs in a clinical study?

What are eCOAs in a clinical study?

The COVID-19 crisis demonstrated the need to accelerate the management of documentation in clinical studies, and to encourage the implementation of remote documentation.
This distance management of clinical studies is not only limited to the documentation but, thanks to technology, expands beyond that.

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