Differences in eConsent among diagnosis groups.

eConsent is an electronic informed consent experience that contains videos, word flags, and knowledge checks, in addition to an electronic version of the informed consent document to enhance clinical trial participants' understanding of what they are consenting to. There are numerous perceived benefits of eConsent, however despite these benefits, adoption has remained low. eConsent data from 27 clinical trials was analyzed to gain insights and understand differences in the consenting process between diagnosis groups.

How Smart Use of Data Can Help To Manage Complex Medicaid Patients.

Care managers can quickly assess clinical complexity and monitor members climbing the cost and risk curve if they are armed with up-to-date information about a member's medical and behavioral diagnoses, prescription medications, physician office visits, emergency room visits, and hospitalizations.