|Articles|September 12, 2022

Why eConsent Primes Studies & Patients for Success

Author(s)Medable

According to a survey conducted by Florence Healthcare, 47% of research sites had adopted eConsent by December 2020, just 8 months after the WHO declared an official pandemic. By July 2021, 75% of research sites had either used it or were looking into it. In conclusion - a decentralized consent process is here to stay. Learn why Medable's Total eConsent offering is the industry-leading remote consent technology, and how it can reduce your enrolment timelines by 50%.

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