Better patient data capture
Simplify the collection of patient-reported outcomes with cubePRO’s user-friendly mobile app. By enabling patients to submit clinical data from anywhere, cubePRO enhances engagement and data quality, and also provides real-time reporting and smooth integration with cubeCDMS.
Extra flexibility for patients
Increase patient retention and reduce the unreliability of paper forms. Patients can submit data from the comfort of their own home with real-time data collection.
Help patients get it right
Reminders sent to handheld devices
Scheduled assessments
Synchronised with wearable devices
Make it easy
Convenient login process
Optimized for mobile devices
On-screen signature
Simplify your workflow, amplify your impact
Gain insights from patients, detect early trends
cubePRO provides immediate access to patient-entered data, helping your team with compliance monitoring and early trend detection. Minimize manual entry errors and ensure reliable, accurate data collection.
Increase visibility
Track assessment compliance
Receive data in real time
Gain insights from PRO and wearables
Improve compliance
21 CFR Part 11 and GDPR compliant
Time-stamped data entry
Comprehensive audit trail
Simplified for patients, optimized for data managers
Intuitive interface
Designed with commonly used mobile device layouts
Portable
Available as Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) and provisioned
Data sent automatically
No actions needed by patients to upload completed questionnaires
Fully customizable
Design any type of validated questionnaire and eDiary
No data reconciliation
cubeCDMS compiles EDC and ePRO data in one place
Set up ePRO and EDC faster
Gain efficiency and practicality through a single tool to design your EDC pages and patient-reported outcome assessments.
The CRScube difference
Caring about patients
We offer tools that simplify patient participation in clinical trials
Continuous innovation
We’re always pushing boundaries to serve you better
Data insights
We centralize your data to streamline analysis
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