论文信息 - Using Personal Health Records for Automated Clinical Trials Recruitment: the ePaIRing Model

Using Personal Health Records for Automated Clinical Trials Recruitment: the ePaIRing Model

We describe the development of a model describing the use of patient information to improve patient recruitment in clinical trials. This model, named ePaIRing (electronic Participant Identification and Recruitment Model) describes variations in how information flows between stakeholders, and how personal health records can specifically facilitate patient recruitment.

Chunhua Weng | Adam Wilcox | Karthik Natarajan

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