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Ultrasound Device for Infertility (SELF-GYN1 Trial)
SELF-GYN1 Trial Summary
This trial will test how well a layperson can follow instructions to use an at-home ultrasound machine to get accurate images, with the help of a remote technician.
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Outcome measures can provide a clearer picture of what you can expect from a treatment.SELF-GYN1 Trial Design
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What is the goal of this experiment?
"Turtle Health, Inc., the trial's sponsor, have set a 6-week timeline to measure Image Quality as their primary outcome. As secondary objectives of this study, Turtle are also assessing Ultrasound technologist availability (estimated weekly increase in personnel capacity due to device), Ultrasound technologist satisfaction (difference in average weekly contentment between physical and virtual settings) and Successful Reprocessing (number of probes undergoing reprocessing that are processed properly following internal SOPs)."
How many candidates are eligible to participate in this medical experiment?
"To ensure that the results of this study are sufficiently robust, Turtle Health Inc. must recruit 1000 individuals who meet the criteria for inclusion in their investigation. These participants will be drawn from two sites; Mayo Clinic located in Rochester, Minnesota and Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania situated in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania."
Are there opportunities to participate in this clinical research at present?
"Yes, there is evidence on clinicaltrials.gov indicating that this research endeavour is actively searching for participants. It was first announced on July 25th 2022 and has since been updated once; the 1000 individuals necessary must be sourced from 3 distinct locations."
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