Repeatable site workflows
Map protocol activities into a clear sequence for the operator. Identify the required observations, device outputs and completion checks for each visit, including how an incomplete examination is handled.
Clinical trials & field studies
Bring protocol-led examinations, diagnostic tools and traceable results into a consistent workflow across participating clinics and field sites.
Discuss your studyFor investigators, sponsors and diagnostic technology teams that need a tool to fit the realities of a study visit.
A diagnostic study brings together the participant, visit, operator, device and result. Good study workflows preserve those relationships, including which method produced the result and which source material a reviewer needs.
Start with the protocol: the examination steps, required inputs, collection conditions and review responsibilities. Clinara’s examination environment and private data architecture provide building blocks for a study-specific implementation.
Define the visit and the data pathway together, so field activity and later review remain connected.
Map protocol activities into a clear sequence for the operator. Identify the required observations, device outputs and completion checks for each visit, including how an incomplete examination is handled.
Keep the study identifier, visit and sample association intact as work passes between staff or devices. Agree how identifiers reach the output and how discrepancies are reviewed.
Preserve the original acquisition alongside derived findings and analysis provenance. Define who reviews each result and how corrections, repeat acquisitions and follow-up visits are distinguished.
Agree which organisations and individuals need which records, for what purpose and for how long. Separate the authorised study dataset from the information needed to manage a local participant’s care.
From a diagnostic device to a usable study workflow
A result left on an instrument is only one part of the study process.
Bring us the device output, protocol and site requirements. The integration discussion covers acquisition, participant association, review, export and the handover to the study’s data-management process.
Plan hosting, retention, recovery and responsibility across participating sites at the same time. Each study determines the evidence and governance requirements for its own use.