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AutoCruitment

www.autocruitment.com

 
AutoCruitment is a metrics-driven ecosystem of patient recruitment and engagement solutions, digitizing and revolutionizing the end-to-end patient and client experience. Our multifaceted approach utilizes sophisticated algorithms, advanced automation, and over 1,500 direct-to-patient online channels to find, screen, and automatically refer highly qualified patients with a greater chance of randomization success. The results are higher enrollment and greater patient engagement, accelerating timelines and exceeding milestones at every phase of clinical research. The AutoCruitment Difference: •Targeted: The AutoCruitment platform`s proprietary algorithms and innovative approach help precisely target your ideal patient population, reaching over 247 million patients to date •Experienced: AutoCruitment has completed ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

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