Study and user managment
At the heart of the AQ platform is the study manager. An easy to use solution to add studies, and manage users, and their study roles.
Key benefits of AQ
Study Management
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Automate protocol schedules and visit windows and avoid deviations
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Set up participant payments and costs per visit
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Customisable options to set up your unit/study and appointment slots
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Customise communication for participants through SMS, Email and the AQ APP
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Ability to create multiple groups with different treatment schedules
Automate protocol schedules in minutes
Building study visit schedules are often complex and time consuming. In AQ study manager create and design your study schedules and windows, right from screening to last visit in minutes.

Connect operational teams to deliver studies more efficiently.
Clinical trial schedules merge with an interactive calendar making appointments easy to manage. The ability to add in visit windows and integration with our E-Planner module alerts the user to potential deviations when booking visits.
Custom communications with study participants
Take control of how you communicate with your participants. Customise your communications to your study and visits through SMS/Email or the AscensionQ APP.
Manage your appointment reminders and set up a participants payment schedule.

Cohort Management
Cohort management for researchers is tough and painful to execute and monitor. It is both time consuming, and often extraordinarily complex with many permutations.
Our new feature enables automation of more complex studies with multiple groups and on different treatment schedules. These groups can then be monitored to provide real-time information on each and every cohort.

Manage Studies At Multiple Locations
The AscensionQ platform is not only designed to support single centres but can be utilised to support recruitment and planning at other locations. We understand that patients are more likely to participate if investigator sites were nearer or being conducted by people they know. The ability for chief investigator sites to run studies at satellite locations ,whether that be in primary care or health centres has shown to benefit research participation for sites and patients.
