1997 First aged care application built using an HP Clam Top, Ericsson 888 phone and small Canon Printer. 2000 Application for nursing in Japan, WAP messaging technology on Ericsson R380 WAP phone. 2000 Mobile forms applications over Proxim Wireless. 2002 Fujitsu CE tablet running Mobile forms over Proxim Wireless. 2007 Evado eClinical running on a […]
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ARCS 2017 Annual Conference
Ross Anderson, Evado’s CTO is chairing two sessions at the ARCS 2017 conference on 24th August, 2017. The Changing Face of Clinical Trials Part One and Part Two will focus on the new trends in wearables, mobiles, eSource and ECRF technology with first hand experience from Industry leaders from HealthKit, Microsoft and Trajan and Monash […]
Updated UniFORM client improves user experience
Evado is thrilled to release new UniFORM client that is optomised to provide an excellent user experience in both desktops and mobile devices. This highly intuitive front end has been designed in collaboration with US clinical experts. Users will be able to navigate through the UniFORM enabled application with minimal clicking. The latest version of […]
Release of eClinical version 4.3
Evado is pleased to announce the release of eClinical version 4.3, that extends the functionality of the Evado eClinical to including full trial configuration and design tools using the Evado mobile app. This enables users to have fully access to Evado eClinical configuration and design tools from desktop or iPad/android UniFORM clients.
Chinese New Year
Wishing all our clients, colleagues and friends a happy and prosperous Year of the Rooster.
Report: Australia 60% cheaper than US for clinical trials
With a tax incentive program making clinical trials up to 60% more cost-effective, Australia is a “gateway” to larger studies throughout Asia, says CRO. According to the report published by Frost & Sullivan, the clinical trials market is expected to reach $615m by 2019, growing at a CAGR of 12%. Additionally, early phase clinical trials […]
Study: Smartphone, tablet use on the rise in hospitals
More than 50 percent of U.S. hospitals are using smartphones and or tablets and 69 percent of clinicians are using both a desktop/laptop and a smartphone/tablet to access data, according to the 2014 HIMSS Analytics Mobile Devices Study. FierceHealthCare – Study
Patient Registry Software Market – an Revolutionary Innovation That Redefines HC for Healthier Future
Patient Registry Software Market – an Revolutionary Innovation That Redefines HC for Healthier Future http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/3026643
Bio Space: Advanced Patient Registry Software Vendors – Likely Answer to Disease Management Challenges
Advanced Patient Registry Software Vendors to Gain From its Perception as Likely Answer to Disease Management Challenges Investor.Biospace.com