Abstract: The present disclosure allows continuously verifying user identity in clinical trials via a voice-based user interface. Voice input to a microphone is monitored. When an utterance in the monitored voice input is detected, voice recognition is applied to the detected utterance to determine a probability of the identity of a user uttering the detected utterance matching an identity of a previously set up clinical trial participant. When the probability satisfies a predetermined probability rule, the identity of the user is declared to be successfully verified as the previously set up clinical trial participant, and clinical trial entries are collected via a voice-based user interface while applying the voice recognition to each received clinical trial voice input.

Abstract: Virtual site inspections to support clinical trials is disclosed. A frame and glasses subsystem has at least a global positioning system (GPS) and is associated with a first computing device at a physical site where an inspection is conducted. A session is opened in a web-based application on a second communication device that is in communication with, but that is physically remote from, the first computing device. Location tracking using GPS allows for a location of the frame and glasses subsystem to be continuously tracked. A script from the web-based application to the first computing device enables association with a video stream and locations within the physical site. The script enables responses to be provided from the first computing device at the locations. The locations, time stamps, video stream, the responses from the script, and a device identifier is provided immutably to the web-based application.

Abstract: Virtual site inspections to support clinical trials is disclosed. A frame and glasses subsystem has at least a global positioning system (GPS) and is associated with a first computing device at a physical site where an inspection is conducted. A session is opened in a web-based application on a second communication device that is in communication with, but that is physically remote from, the first computing device. Location tracking using GPS allows for a location of the frame and glasses subsystem to be continuously tracked. A script from the web-based application to the first computing device enables association with a video stream and locations within the physical site. The script enables responses to be provided from the first computing device at the locations. The locations, time stamps, video stream, the responses from the script, and a device identifier is provided immutably to the web-based application.

Abstract: An automatic time tracking and validating method of a portable digital device, including: maintaining by the portable digital device a current clock time and current uptime; and recording by the portable digital device a plurality of times a first entry that has: user information; the current clock time; the current uptime. A reference time recording process is performed once or more, including: recording by the portable digital device together with a server, which server has a reference time, a second entry that has: the reference time; the current clock time; and the current uptime. The portable digital device provides the server with the first and second entries.

Abstract: Virtual site inspections to support clinical trials is disclosed. A frame and glasses subsystem has at least a global positioning system (GPS) and is associated with a first computing device at a physical site where an inspection is conducted. A session is opened in a web-based application on a second communication device that is in communication with, but that is physically remote from, the first computing device. Location tracking using GPS allows for a location of the frame and glasses subsystem to be continuously tracked. A script from the web-based application to the first computing device enables association with a video stream and locations within the physical site. The script enables responses to be provided from the first computing device at the locations. The locations, time stamps, video stream, the responses from the script, and a device identifier is provided immutably to the web-based application.