Top in endocrinology: Tirzepatide: shortage over, more effective than other obesity drugs Healio
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The efficacy of simulation-based learning versus non-simulation-based learning in endocrinology education: a systematic review and meta-analysis – BMC…
The efficacy of simulation-based learning versus non-simulation-based learning in endocrinology education: a systematic review and meta-analysis BMC Medical Education
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Cafe Scientifique Talk The Secret World of Hormones: An Introduction to Endocrinology – Henley Herald
Registration is open for the 45th annual Diabetes & Endocrinology Symposium – UC Davis Health
Registration is open for the 45th annual Diabetes & Endocrinology Symposium UC Davis Health
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Registration is open for the 45th annual Diabetes & Endocrinology Symposium - UC Davis Health
Software-Based Hepatoscope Simplifies Liver Exams That Are Recommended in Endocrinology & Diabetology Clinical Practice Guidelines for the…
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Timing of Blood Pressure Meds Has No Impact on Outcomes – Endocrinology Advisor
Timing of Blood Pressure Meds Has No Impact on Outcomes Endocrinology Advisor
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Levothyroxine Treatment Linked to Lower CVD Risk in Subclinical Hypothyroidism – Endocrinology Advisor
Meat Consumption Linked to Increased Incidence of Type 2 Diabetes – Endocrinology Advisor
YPrime Research Reveals User-Centric eCOA Technologies as Key to Overcoming Challenges in Endocrinology … – GlobeNewswire
MALVERN, Pa., June 25, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- YPrime, the leading pioneer in clinical trial technology, today released a comprehensive research report titled Endocrinology Clinical Trials: Advancing Research with the Help of eCOA Technologies. The report, based on a survey of clinical trial professionals specializing in endocrinology research, emphasizes the critical role of user-centric eCOA (electronic clinical outcome assessment) technologies in addressing the unique challenges faced by the industry.
The answers to several survey questions highlight the importance of patient-centricity in endocrinology clinical trials:
"At YPrime, we understand that every therapeutic area has its own unique challenges and requirements," said Mike Hughes, Chief Product Officer at YPrime. "By closely collaborating with patients, site staff, and sponsors, we develop eCOA solutions tailored to the specific needs of endocrinology trials. Our user-centric approach ensures that our technologies are not only cutting-edge but also intuitive and easy to use, ultimately leading to better patient engagement, higher data quality, and faster study timelines."
The report also highlights the growing adoption of connected devices in endocrinology clinical trials, with 44% of respondents already leveraging these technologies, primarily for at-home patient monitoring and another 46% considering adoption. In related news, YPrime recently announced the launch of its groundbreaking glucometer functionality, which integrates seamlessly with its eCOA platform. Developed in close collaboration with patients living with diabetes, this innovative feature promises to transform clinical trials with blood glucose endpoints by delivering a patient-centric, intuitive, and connected experience.
Please visit the YPrime website for the full version of Endocrinology Clinical Trials: Advancing Research with the Help of eCOA Technologies. The report offers valuable insights and practical recommendations for clinical trial professionals looking to optimize their endocrinology studies with the help of eCOA technologies.
About YPrime At YPrime, we streamline the clinical trial journey with a configurable platform designed for speed, quality, and certainty. With 50% faster IRT startup times, up to 30% faster eCOA launch times, and quality standards 50% above the industry average, YPrime can help you solve for certainty. Discover how by visitingwww.yprime.com or emailing marketing@yprime.com.
Media Contact Terry Rehm Head of Thought Leadership and Public Relations, YPrime trehm@yprime.com862-288-0329
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Doctor Joins Medical Group’s Diabetes & Endocrinology Office in Waldorf – University of Maryland Medical System
The University of Maryland Charles Regional Medical Center, a member organization of the University of Maryland Medical System, is excited to announce the newest addition to its Diabetes and Endocrinology team, Tadele Worku Desalew, MD.
Working with our UM Charles Regional Medical Groups Diabetes and Endocrinology office in Waldorf, Dr. Desalew is now seeing patients to help treat a wide range of endocrine disorders affecting adults, with particular emphasis on thyroid issues and diabetes.
"We are fortunate to have a top-notch physician like Dr. Desalew join our endocrinology team in Waldorf. His diverse experience and compassionate nature will provide Charles County with the high-quality, personalized medical care that each patient in our community deserves," said Stephen Smith, MD, Chief Medical Officer for UM Charles Regional Medical Center.
Dr. Desalew had his residency and received his fellowship in endocrinology at Howard University. He has been practicing endocrinology for the last 10 years in the Mid-Atlantic region and has seen many different interesting and complex endocrine cases while gaining tremendous knowledge and experience from his practice.
I take a patient-centered approach where each patient is different and his or her treatment is approached based on his or her belief, cultural background, religious philosophy, family support and socio-economic status, said Dr. Desalew.
Originally from Ethiopia. Dr. Desalew is a member of the American Association of Clinical Endocrinology, American College of Endocrinology, American College of Lifestyle Medicine, the American Medical Association, and American College of Physicians.
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