AutoCruitment, the leader in direct-to-patient advertising and engagement services, announced the successful completion of its pilot program for EMR Capture & Intelligence as part of its patient recruitment technology platform. This groundbreaking AI-powered technology streamlines the EMR (Electronic Medical Record) consent, capture, standardization and review process for clinical research sites and patients.
The pilot program focused on assessing the effectiveness and efficiency of the EMR Capture & Intelligence capability in capturing patient consent and HIPAA authorization for the collection of medical records. This innovative technology ensures that patient data is securely and confidentially managed throughout the process and leverages the power of AI to capture and organize data on the patients’ behalf.
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“Initial results from our pilot program demonstrate the great potential of EMR Capture & Intelligence in expediting how records are collected and patients are qualified,” said Jill Pellegrino, CEO at AutoCruitment. “Identifying optimal patients faster with sophisticated screening is just one more way we’re putting patients at the center of clinical trial recruitment.”
The use of the EMR Capture & Intelligence capability aims to achieve significant time savings for clinical research sites through the automation of record collection. Our pilot revealed the capability of decreasing the EMR collection timeline from what can take 2 weeks, to as little as 16 minutes. This program also clarified patients’ willingness to automate elements of clinical trial screening: more than 90% of potential patients consented to having AutoCruitment collect their EMR data. Now that the program is live, AutoCruitment is committed to additional development and refinement of its technology platform, including the ability to further support recruitment with enhanced screening for patient qualification, based on EMR data.
Source: PRNewsWire