Patient Cloud

Patient Cloud

Medidata Patient Cloud

112 ratings
59 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 5, 2018
  • June 29, 2026

Features

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About

This app streamlines patient engagement and data collection for clinical trials. It allows patients to easily participate in studies by answering questionnaires on their mobile devices, while healthcare professionals and researchers can manage invitations and access real-time data.

ePRO, ClinRO, and site mode functionality
Patient engagement and data management
Clinical trial participation via mobile
Questionnaire completion from home
Patient invitation and health data collection
Integration with Medidata Rave
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What's New in Patient Cloud

2026.2.1

June 29, 2026

This update includes performance enhancements and bug fixes.

User reviews

Forced to use this, terrible UX

Have to use this app for my kids medical trial.. this app was designed by people who have no idea what the requirements are for such trials. I imagine this app was outsourced, paid large sums from government grants and no actual care for what the users of the app experience.

Frustrating beyond belief after a year and a half of using this app every day
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Patient user

Keeps freezing and can’t be opened

Crashes

As soon as I enter my PIN, it crashes

Urgently needs a better interface

This app is very clunky and not intuitive to use: 1) it is not clear what forms are mandatory and which required for logging symptoms 2) there is no record log - this is a massive oversight for parents that are applying allergy patches on a daily basis - it is easy to forget whether or not a patch has been logged after it has been removed or added. Please fix these really basic issues.
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Can’t disable optional eDiary entries

After activating my account, I repetitively receive notifications to complete my optional eDiary entry. The research study team cannot disable the generation of the optional entries nor the hourly notifications to complete the entries. They contacted the study sponsor who cannot disable these erroneous entries and have not had success working with the developer (you fine folks) to fix this bug. This is not complex programming. Elevate this to a P1 incident/problem and fix it.

If I wasn’t getting paid to participate in this clinical study, I would drop out so that I don’t continue to receive these annoying notifications.
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FAQ

What is Patient Cloud eCOA?

Patient Cloud eCOA is a mobile application designed to facilitate patient engagement and data collection for clinical trials. It offers a unified platform for electronic patient-reported outcomes (ePRO), clinician-reported outcomes (ClinRO), and site mode functionalities, simplifying workflows for all users involved in a study.

How can patients use Patient Cloud eCOA?

Patients can download the app for free and receive an invitation from their doctor to participate in a clinical trial. They can then easily answer clinical trial questionnaires from their own mobile devices, offering convenience and flexibility.

What are the benefits for healthcare professionals and researchers?

Healthcare professionals can invite patients to their studies and collect health data via mobile devices, simplifying the patient-reported component of trials. Clinical researchers benefit from integration with the Medidata platform, including Rave, allowing for custom questionnaire creation, reduced study setup time, and immediate access to entered data.

Is Patient Cloud eCOA free to use?

Yes, the Patient Cloud eCOA app is free for patients to download and use. The description indicates that patients can participate in clinical trials by downloading the app for free.

What devices is Patient Cloud eCOA compatible with?

The app is designed for use on mobile devices. While specific operating system requirements are not detailed, its functionality is centered around patient use on personal smartphones or tablets.