Most cited papers from InTouch (United Kingdom)

InTouch (United Kingdom)

What are the most cited papers from InTouch (United Kingdom)?

The most cited paper from InTouch (United Kingdom) is "Capturing Patient-Reported Outcome (PRO) Data Electronically: The Past, Present, and Promise of ePRO Measurement in Clinical Trials" (Stephen Joel Coons, Sonya Eremenco, J. Jason Lundy et al., 2014), with 224 citations. Next come "Osteoarthritis Index delivered by mobile phone (m-WOMAC) is valid, reliable, and responsive" (96) and "“Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD): The Future of Field-Based Patient-Reported Outcome Data Collection in Clinical Trials?" (44).

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#	Paper
1	Capturing Patient-Reported Outcome (PRO) Data Electronically: The Past, Present, and Promise of ePRO Measurement in Clinical Trials Stephen Joel Coons, Sonya Eremenco, J. Jason Lundy et al. · Patient Open access	9 Oct 2014	224
2	Osteoarthritis Index delivered by mobile phone (m-WOMAC) is valid, reliable, and responsive Nicholas Bellamy, Cecilia Wilson, Joan Katherine Hendrikz et al. · Journal of Clinical Epidemiology Open access	7 Jul 2010	96
3	“Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD): The Future of Field-Based Patient-Reported Outcome Data Collection in Clinical Trials? Chad J. Gwaltney, Stephen Joel Coons, Paul O’Donohoe et al. · Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science	8 Oct 2015	44
4	Comparing the measurement equivalence of EQ-5D-5L across different modes of administration Brendan James Mulhern, Hannah O’Gorman, Neil Rotherham et al. · Health and Quality of Life Outcomes Open access	26 Nov 2015	42
5	Models and Patterns of Trust Bran Knowles, Mark Rouncefield, Mike Harding et al. Conference paper	24 Feb 2015	37
6	Optimizing Electronic Capture of Clinical Outcome Assessment Data in Clinical Trials: The Case of Patient-Reported Endpoints Sarah Fleming, Alexandra I. Barsdorf, Cindy Howry et al. · Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science	8 Oct 2015	17
7	Improvement in condition-specific and generic quality of life outcomes in patients with knee osteoarthritis following single-injection Synvisc: results from the LOBRAS study P. Kearey, A. Popple, Jacelle Warren et al. · Current Medical Research and Opinion	16 Nov 2016	16
8	Electronic data capture using the Womac® NRS 3.1 Index (m-Womac®): a pilot study of repeated independent remote data capture in OA Nicholas Bellamy, B. Patel, Tim R.C. Davis et al. · Inflammopharmacology	26 Apr 2010	15
9	Electronic Data Capture (EDC) using cellular technology: Implications for clinical trials and practice, and preliminary experience with the m-Womac® Index in hip and knee OA patients Nicholas Bellamy, Christine Brown Wilson, Joan Katherine Hendrikz et al. · Inflammopharmacology	12 Jan 2009	15
10	Trustworthy by design Bran Knowles, Mike Harding, Lynne Blair et al. Conference paper	7 Feb 2014	12
11	Experiences with a social travel information system Mike Harding, Joseph Finney, Nigel Davies et al. Conference paper	8 Sep 2013	12
12	Differing perceptions of risk and the implications for the delivery of harm prevention programmes in Cambodia Lee John Henley, Nicky Stanley‐Clarke, Anya Appanna et al. · Asia Pacific Journal of Social Work and Development	22 Aug 2023	4
13	Comparing the Equivalence of Eq-5d-5l Across Different Modes of Administration Hannah O’Gorman, Brendan James Mulhern, John Brazier et al. · Value in Health Open access	26 Oct 2014	3
14	Safe and sound: why a robust and workable data security policy is fundamental in healthcare programs D. Jessop · mHealth Open access	12 May 2016	0
15	Mobile Phone Use in Patient Reported Outcomes – A Literature Search Hannah O’Gorman · Value in Health Open access	22 Oct 2013	0
16	Mobile Phone Use in Patient Reported Outcomes– An Updated Literature Search Hannah O’Gorman · Value in Health Open access	26 Oct 2014	0

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