Facilitate intra-hospital and community-hospital collaboration

A common framework to coordinate teams around the patient, both in community and hospital settings

For CROs, pharmaceutical companies, and hospitals

Pixacare supports clinical trials evaluating dressings, wound healing medical devices, or any treatment requiring photographic monitoring and standardized measurements.

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Medical device (MD) & pharmaceutical industry

Standardization of measurements, consistent documentation, full traceability, data ready for regulatory submissions.

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University hospitals, expert centers & hospitals

Rigorous documentation, standardized protocol, real-world remote monitoring, reduced loss to follow-up.

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CROs & research organizations

Apply common protocols, both in-hospital and in the community.

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Continuity of care after discharge

Ensure coordinated remote monitoring and prevent gaps in care.

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Engaged patients

Collect patient feedback (ePRO) and secure information transmission throughout follow-up.

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Multicenter data collection

Centralize clinical data from multiple teams or facilities within a common eCRF, for shared and structured follow-up.

Essential features for wound healing studies

Services designed to integrate with team organization and existing care pathways, without multiplying channels or complicating practices.

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Simplified, multicenter data collection

A single tool for all your centers and all your investigators.

Rapid deployment on smartphones or tablets.
Uniform interface to reduce discrepancies between centers.
Real-time tracking of inclusions and visits.
GDPR compliance and health data hosting.
Learn more about the medical image library
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Departmental or multidisciplinary groups

Structure collaboration according to your organization.

Dedicated groups by department, pathway, or specialty
Shared access to patient data, communications, and relevant protocols
Access management based on roles and responsibilities
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Common care protocols

Harmonize practices across the entire care pathway

Standardized protocols by wound type or patient pathway
Structured and consistent clinical steps
Consistent application in inpatient and outpatient settings
Reducing variations in practice among providers
Learn more about automated measurements
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Patient ePROs with read confirmation

A simple, reassuring, and supported patient-team connection

Patients send photos and questionnaires via SMS, directly linked to their record
The medical team can respond to reassure or request a consultation if necessary
Structured follow-up to improve adherence and ensure safe care management
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Community-hospital telemonitoring

Ensuring continuity of care after discharge

Remote post-hospitalization follow-up, with seamless care continuity
Coordination between hospital, home hospitalization, and community care
Sharing data, photos, and real-time alerts
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Frequently asked questions about remote monitoring

Is this service suitable for multi-site organizations?

How do patients participate in the follow-up?

Can collaboration be organized by department or care pathway?

Are exchanges integrated into the patient record?

How does Pixacare facilitate collaboration between hospital teams and community healthcare professionals?

What is a Group in Pixacare?

Implement remote monitoring in your department

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