early 2011 – evaluating the effectiveness of a study in which patients participated remotely, without ever having to visit a study site. How would the results of the REMOTE study compare with those of a similar, completed, conventional study? Would this innovative research approach be validated?Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Results of First Ever REMOTE Clinical Trial
In the clinical research industry, we’re always evaluating things. We evaluate drugs and biologics. We evaluate medical devices. We also evaluate research techniques. Yes, we try trials. We study studies. That’s what Pfizer was doing when it launched its REMOTE pilot trial in 
early 2011 – evaluating the effectiveness of a study in which patients participated remotely, without ever having to visit a study site. How would the results of the REMOTE study compare with those of a similar, completed, conventional study? Would this innovative research approach be validated?
early 2011 – evaluating the effectiveness of a study in which patients participated remotely, without ever having to visit a study site. How would the results of the REMOTE study compare with those of a similar, completed, conventional study? Would this innovative research approach be validated?
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