Endpoints and Additional Measures Sample Clauses

Endpoints and Additional Measures. ‌ The primary endpoint is the percentage of patient exams for which the remote control functionality performs in a clinically acceptable manner, where clinically acceptable is defined as: - The system responds to the remote input as intended and without a delay interfering with the conduct of the exam. Additionally, a clinically acceptable exam would also result in no adverse events related to the control feature. Additional measures will be evaluated including: - Adverse events, including investigator assessment of seriousness and relationship to the study device or study procedure - Assessment of technical issues - Success rates for key tasks in the collaborative exam - Travel reduction attributable to use of Collaboration Live - Ease of use - User feedback regarding streaming, image quality and overall experience - Patient feedback regarding remote consultation - Impact of remote consultation on reimbursement 8 Study Design‌ This is a prospective, single-arm, clinical study and will enroll 30 subjects undergoing a routine OB/GYN ultrasound examination. No additional interventions or follow-ups to the subject will be conducted as part of the study.
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