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Compliance in Challenging Patient Populations and the Role of the Caregiver

March 23, 2015

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Recorded Live August 18,2011

In this webinar, we review compliance definitions, ePRO's role in improving patient compliance, key challenges with different patient populations, and overall best practices to improve compliance with ePRO. Our speakers are Kai Langel and Rohini Beavon.

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