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VoIP and web-based systems enable safe prehospital trial enrollment for acute stroke patients.
Physician-elicited explicit informed consent via cell phone is a method of prehospital enrollment into clinical trials which maximizes the autonomy of research subjects [1,2]. Commercialized Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone simultaneous ring systems [3], internet-based faxing systems and internet-based enrollment tools allow for safe enrollment of prehospital acute stroke patients into the NIH-funded Field Administration of Stroke Therapy – Magnesium (FAST-MAG) clinical trial from remote locations [4,5].
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Sanossian et al. (2010) studied Acute stroke. Physician-elicited explicit informed consent via VoIP phone, internet-based faxing, and internet-based enrollment tools was evaluated on Safe prehospital clinical trial enrollment from remote locations. VoIP phone systems and internet-based faxing and enrollment tools enabled safe remote prehospital informed consent and enrollment of acute stroke patients into the FAST-MAG trial.
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