US 2025/0385014 A1 · Systems and Methods for Conducting Medical Studies

Abstract

Systems and methods for collecting medical data in a pre-hospital setting are described. Modular study devices (MSDs) are comprehensive, customizable toolkits that provide tools/equipment to enable data collection and particularly the tools/equipment to conduct a particular medical study in the pre-hospital setting. Specifically, the equipment and processes allow for standardized data collection and facilitate operating procedures alongside routine clinical care, thereby streamlining study workflow and pre-hospital treatment steps by emergency medical services (EMS) personnel such as paramedics. In addition, systems and methods are described enabling the efficient design of MSDs that may be configured into medical transport vehicles to meet parameters of those vehicles such as volume and/or weight restrictions whilst enabling a customized or unique study protocol to be conducted in the pre-hospital setting.

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Dependent claims

An apparatus for supporting a research study having a pre-determined research study protocol defined by a sequence of study protocol steps, the research study protocol having been designed for a mobile or remote environment having physical size and/or weight limits for research study equipment, comprising:

a container configured for transportation and to contain at least one item of research equipment;
at least one associated computer system having at least one processor, and an input and display system,
the at least one processor having non-transient memory configured to output to the display system a sequence of the study protocol steps including access to and use of the at least one item of research equipment;
and,
and wherein the at least one processor has non-transient memory configured to receive data from the input system.

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Systems and Methods for Conducting Medical Studies

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