Enhancing study success with advanced clinical research technologies and expert solutions for Migraine trials.
Migraine
Trial Solutions
Effective solutions for advancing Migraine research
Chronic and episodic migraine studies are often complex. For one, rescue medications, migraine incidence, and the associated symptoms need to be carefully tracked. Patients may have innate expectations of the clinical trial, causing physiological effects on their underlying condition that could ultimately affect the study. Finally, migraine patients experience debilitating pain and symptoms, making participating in a clinical trial difficult. That’s where Signant Health’s solutions can help.
Why Signant Health
- Collect Reliable Data
- Reduce Placebo Response
- Track Rescue Medications
- Gain Objective Insights
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Collect Reliable Data
Collect Reliable Data
Self-reported migraine data is often complex, requiring migraine incidence and their associated symptoms to be carefully tracked. We designed our diary to make it easy for patients to record their symptom incidence and resolution. -
Reduce Placebo Response
Reduce Placebo Response
Our placebo training uses methods, such as didactic instructions and patient-facing videos, to standardize the study experience and keep patients’ expectations neutral. -
Track Rescue Medications
Track Rescue Medications
Signant’s rescue medication solution provides an alphabetized, drop-down list of viable options that are customized for each patient, making it easy for patients to log their medications and sponsors to assess the investigative treatment’s true effect. -
Gain Objective Insights
Gain Objective Insights
Integrating activity monitoring with eCOA enables the subjective, patient-reported outcomes to be analyzed beside the objective measures of physical activity and sleep.
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