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HNF Partners with True Reply, the Future of Data Collection: Voice Activated Technology (VAT)

by | Dec 8, 2018 | 0 comments

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  • Accessible and innovative new platform allows for HNF to capture the patient’s experience with CMT in their own words
  • Respondents call into a toll free number where they are asked a series of questions
  • Data is then processed with Artificial Intelligence powered analytics to reveal telling insights
  • Pilot study was launched in 2017 at HNF’s Patient-Centered CMT/HNPP Pain Summit (funded by PCORI’s Eugene Washington Engagement Award #EAIN-7238) where patients were asked to use one word to describe their disease. PAIN was the #1 response
  • Internal Review Board (IRB) approved study through HNF’s patient registry, GRIN, captured 292 patient testimonies in their own voice and 27 of these testimonies were presented to the FDA during the Externally-led PFDD Meeting

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So go ahead and speak up.

YOUR VOICE HAS NEVER BEEN MORE POWERFUL THAN NOW!

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