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ObvioHealth, RedHill Biopharma Launches First in Kind Remote COVID-19 Therapy Trial

by Fred Pennic 03/02/2021 Leave a Comment

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ObvioHealth, RedHill Biopharma Launches First in Kind Remote COVID-19 Therapy Trial

What You Should Know:

– RedHill Biopharma, a specialty biopharmaceutical company, and ObvioHealth, a global virtual research organization, have partnered on the largest remote clinical study for a new at-home COVID-19 treatment, Upamostat.

– The trial is being performed completely remotely in patients’ homes using ObvioHealth’s clinical trial ecosystem including digital devices, a patient-centric smartphone application and home healthcare visits. 

– The randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled hybrid study will include more than 300 COVID-19-positive participants and evaluate the effectiveness of Upamostat against the virus. Patients are provided with Upamostat and five 510(k)-cleared devices to begin treatment while ObvioHealth’s platform collects both telemetric information and patient-reported information. Key remote safety monitoring includes patients’ heart rate, respiratory rate and temperature, which will be monitored continuously via a biosticker device, and their pulse oximetry, which is monitored twice daily. 

– Home healthcare nurses will make four in-home visits to check-in on patients, collect blood samples for certain laboratory parameters, perform virus PCR swabs at home, and assist in certain patient-reported data capture, using devices provided to participants at home. 

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Tagged With: biopharmaceutical, Clinical Trial, Coronavirus (COVID-19), Heart, home healthcare, ObvioHealth

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