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New YPrime Report Highlights eCOA's Impact on CNS Trials

By: Y-Prime, LLC via GlobeNewswire

May 01, 2024 at 08:00 AM EDT

MALVERN, Pa., May 01, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- YPrime, the leading pioneer in clinical trial technology, today announced the availability of a new report, Insights into CNS Clinical Trials, which provides clinical trial sponsors with data-driven insights on how electronic clinical outcome assessments (eCOA) can improve Central Nervous System (CNS) trial efficiency and success. This latest piece of research from YPrime, which has supported nearly 43,000 patients across more than 16,000 sites, presents information on leveraging eCOA for faster drug development, reduced costs associated with lengthy and complex CNS trials, and access to high-quality data for more informed decision-making.

With more than three billion people globally affected by CNS disorders,¹ the need for effective treatments has never been more urgent. Recognizing the critical need to address the unique challenges of CNS clinical trials and expedite the development of life-saving neurological therapies, YPrime embarked on a comprehensive research initiative which culminated in this new report.

YPrime CNS Survey - Key eCOA Attributes

YPrime's Insights into CNS Clinical Trials discusses key challenges identified by surveyed professionals such as timelines and delays, patient recruitment and retention, and data quality concerns. eCOA can help address these pain points by offering streamlined data collection for faster trial completion, user-friendly interfaces, and remote monitoring capabilities to improve patient engagement, compliance, and retention, and minimizing data entry errors while ensuring consistent scoring for more reliable data.

"Billions grappling with neurological conditions depend on advancements in CNS research," stated Mark Maietta, President of YPrime. "But complex trial designs and complicated outcome measures can create roadblocks, causing delays and data unreliability. Our new report provides sponsors with valuable information on streamlining CNS trials and expediting the development of treatments. By adopting and optimizing eCOA, sponsors can unlock a faster path to delivering hope to patients battling CNS disorders."

Timelines and delays are a major hurdle for 60% of respondents, but eCOA's streamlined data collection can offer faster trial completion.
Patient recruitment and retention are a struggle for 58%, but eCOA's user-friendly interface and remote monitoring capabilities can improve patient engagement and compliance, potentially leading to better rates.
Data quality concerns plague 45% of respondents, but eCOA minimizes data entry errors and ensures consistent scoring, resulting in more reliable data.

For a complete analysis of the survey findings and a deeper dive into how eCOA can optimize your CNS clinical trials, download the complimentary report, Insights into CNS Clinical Trials.

About YPrime
At YPrime, we streamline the clinical trial journey with a configurable platform designed for speed, quality, and certainty. With 50% faster IRT startup times, up to 30% faster eCOA launch times, and quality standards 50% above the industry average, YPrime can help you solve for certainty. Discover how by visiting www.yprime.com or emailing marketing@yprime.com.

Media Contact
Terry Rehm
Head of Thought Leadership and Public Relations, YPrime
trehm@yprime.com
862-288-0329

References
1 - The Lancet, March 14, 2024. Global, regional, and national burden of disorders affecting the nervous system, 1990–2021: a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2021. DOI: doi.org/10.1016/S1474-4422(24)00038-3.

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