Clinical Research
Clinical Research
Despite the progress made by wound healing research, the wound repair process is still not fully understood. Millions of patients suffer from chronic non-healing wounds and related problems. WoundExpert is an ideal reporting system suited to the documentation needs of advanced product life sciences and pharmaceutical companies through the clinical trial phases. It facilitates objective outcomes measurement, enhanced documentation and reporting, as well as accelerated discovery and continuum of care synergy.
Key Features Include:
Objective Outcomes Measurement
WoundExpert assessment, care planning, education, outcomes tracking, and benchmarking objectively measures the efficacy of defined protocol wound-related treatment, prevention, diagnostic, screening, patient quality of life and supportive care studies, including:
• Experimental treatments, new combinations of drugs, and new procedures
• Improved wound preventing, recurrence and promote improved healing
• Discovery of better tests and procedures for detecting and diagnosing particular
• Exploration of improved comfort and quality of life for chronic wound patients
Enhanced Documentation and Reporting
WoundExpert captures essential documentation to ensure objective, fact-based quantitative and qualitative reporting – assessments, interventions, utilization of wound care products and treatments, and clinical results. By collecting and storing all the necessary patient information in a single location, WoundExpert is able to provide documentation of products and therapies, thereby reporting upon rates of healing and improved outcomes, cost itemization and utilization of products to objectively access the effectiveness of alternative approaches.
Continuum of Care
WoundExpert’s support of the wound care continuum facilitates a synergistic relationship between the clinician and researcher. In doing so, the clinician becomes involved in new products, therapies, and potentially accelerates the recruitment of pertinent sample populations for clinical trial participation and analysis.
