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MyDataHelps™ Designer User Guide
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Key Concepts
Start configuring your project with a quick guide of MyDataHelps™ Designer’s key concepts.
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Sensor & EHR Data
Collect real-world, novel participant data from wearables and electronic health records (EHR).
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eConsent & Surveys
Create high-quality eConsents and surveys (eCOA, ePRO, ClinRo, PerfO) with the survey editor.
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Data Exports
Review the format of the various data exports that you can enable for your project.
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Developer Documentation
Develop your own participant experiences with the MyDataHelps APIs, views, and SDKs.
What is MyDataHelps™?
CareEvolution's MyDataHelps™ is the trusted platform for groundbreaking digital clinical trials. Project teams use the platform to:
- Digitally recruit participants
- Collect eConsent, survey/EMA, wearable, and EHR data
- Return results to participants
- Engage with participants through automated, real-time notifications
Participants join projects via the MyDataHelps™ app (available on iOS, Android, and web) and project teams use MyDataHelps™ Designer to configure, deploy, and manage their projects on the platform.
For Frequently Asked Questions, please check out our FAQs page. For support, please contact us: mdh-designer-support@careevolution.com.
Why use MyDataHelps™?
Free to start: Create your MyDataHelps Designer account today and launch a free pilot project for up to 100 participants.
Code-optional configuration: Configure and release your project in hours with a code-optional platform integrated with REDCap and the NIH Common Data Elements (CDE).
Engage with participants anywhere: Digitally recruit participants where they are—home, clinic, or on the go. Create an insightful app experience, including return-of-results and trigger-based notifications to keep participants engaged.
Capture a more complete picture: Passively collect wearable and electronic health record (EHR) data, while delivering ecological momentary assessments (EMAs) to capture a more robust, real-world longitudinal record of each participant.