Running a wound care trial-
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WoundScribe captures eligibility, measurement, and signed source notes once per wound trial visit — then the investigator reviews and signs.
Running a wound care trial usually means capturing the same visit twice: once for care, then again by hand for screening, measurements, and study notes. WoundScribe collapses that into a single capture, and every wound trial visit still ends with the investigator's signature.
How WoundScribe fits a trial visit
Every wound trial visit runs on three things: eligibility, measurement, and signed source notes. WoundScribe works through each requirement as the visit unfolds, then hands the draft to the investigator.
- Eligibility — For diabetic foot ulcer trials, it fills criteria like ulcer size, duration, perfusion, and infection status from the conversation, the imaging, and the record.
- Measurement — AI-powered wound imaging reads every wound the same way with markerless planimetry, tracking area, depth, and trend visit after visit. That consistency matters when protocols exclude ulcers that shrink 20% during a run-in.
- Signed source notes — The AI scribe for wound care captures the visit conversation and drafts a note. Nothing counts until the investigator reviews and signs.
Between visits
A healing dashboard follows each wound toward closure and flags when healing stalls. Patient education, visits anywhere, and one carried-forward record help participants stay on track between study visits.
Every protocol is different — bring your sponsor requirements and we'll map where WoundScribe fits. Capture it once, review it, sign it, and start free today.