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NCT number NCT02195063
Other study ID # RAHM 1001
Secondary ID
Status Recruiting
Phase Phase 4
First received July 15, 2014
Last updated January 27, 2015
Start date November 2013

Study information

Verified date January 2015
Source Rahm Foundation
Contact Christina R Cook, PhD
Phone 615-712-9574
Email ccook@blueprintpathways.com
Is FDA regulated No
Health authority United States: Institutional Review Board
Study type Observational

Clinical Trial Summary

This is a survey study that will be given to patients who have been prescribed a topical compound for pain management, wound care or scar care or to patients who have been requested to do a urinary drug test (UDT) by their provider.

The initial survey for pain management, wound care, scar care or UDT will be given to the patient by their providers during their office visit.


Description:

We have designed a survey study that will be given to patients who have been prescribed a topical compound for pain management, wound care or scar care or to patients who have been requested to do a urinary drug test (UDT) by their provider.

The initial survey for pain management, wound care, scar care or UDT will be given to the patient by their providers during their office visit.

Follow-up surveys will be given at 30, 60, and 90 days. These surveys will be collected by e-mail or follow-up calls from Datum Research, LLC, contract research organization.

Data collection for this study will be derived through the 4 patient surveys (initial, 30 day, 60 day, and 90 day) and the prescription written by the provider.

The survey study will enroll patients until December 31, 2014, or until sufficient numbers have been achieved.

Rahm Foundation will continue the study until:

- Sufficient information has accumulated to meet the scientific objectives of the Study (i.e. numeric targets or effect size)

- The feasibility of collecting sufficient information diminishes to unacceptable levels, poor enrollment, loss to follow-up and/or

- Other methods of gathering appropriate information become achievable or are deemed preferable.

Datum Research will need to have access to the prescription to see what compound was prescribed.


Recruitment information / eligibility

Status Recruiting
Enrollment 10000
Est. completion date
Est. primary completion date December 2016
Accepts healthy volunteers No
Gender Both
Age group 18 Years and older
Eligibility Inclusion Criteria:

- Prescribed a topical cream for pain, scar care, or wound OR Provider preforms urinary drug test

Exclusion Criteria:

- Subjects with legally authorized representatives

- Minors

- Prisoners

Study Design

Observational Model: Case-Only, Time Perspective: Prospective


Related Conditions & MeSH terms


Locations

Country Name City State
United States Blueprint Pathways Nashville Tennessee

Sponsors (2)

Lead Sponsor Collaborator
Rahm Foundation Datum Research, LLC

Country where clinical trial is conducted

United States, 

Outcome

Type Measure Description Time frame Safety issue
Primary Change in pain survey results from baseline at 30 days Survey on pain management baseline and 30 days No
Primary Change in pain survey results from baseline at 60 days Survey on pain management baseline and 60 days No
Primary Change in pain survey results from baseline at 90 days Survey on pain management baseline and 90 days No
Primary Change in scar care survey results from baseline at 30 days Survey on scar care baseline and 30 days No
Primary Change in scar care survey results from baseline at 60 days Survey on scar care baseline and 60 days No
Primary Change in scar care survey results from baseline at 90 days Survey on scar care baseline and 90 days No
Primary Change in wound care survey results from baseline at 30 days Survey on wound care baseline and 30 days No
Primary Change in wound care survey results from baseline at 60 days Survey on wound care baseline and 60 days No
Primary Change in wound care survey results from baseline at 90 days Survey on wound care baseline and 90 days No
Primary Change in UDT survey results from baseline at 30 days Survey on urinary drug testing baseline and 30 days No
Primary Change in UDT survey results from baseline at 60 days Survey on urinary drug testing baseline and 60 days No
Primary Change in UDT survey results from baseline at 90 days Survey on urinary drug testing baseline and 90 days No
Secondary Change in pain survey results from 30 days at 60 days Survey on pain management 30 days and 60 days No
Secondary Change in pain survey results from 30 days at 90 days Survey on pain management 30 days and 90 days No
Secondary Change in pain survey results from 60 days at 90 days Survey on pain management 60 days and 90 days No
Secondary Length of hospital stay if applicable at baseline No
Secondary Change in scar care survey results from 30 days at 60 days Survey on scar care 30 days and 60 days No
Secondary Change in scar care survey results from 30 days at 90 days Survey on scar care 30 days and 90 days No
Secondary Change in scar care survey results from 60 days at 90 days Survey on scar care 60 days and 90 days No
Secondary Change in wound care survey results from 30 days at 60 days Survey on wound care 30 days and 60 days No
Secondary Change in wound care survey results from 30 days at 90 days Survey on wound care 30 days and 90 days No
Secondary Change in UDT survey results from 60 days at 90 days Survey on urinary drug testing 60 days and 90 days No
Secondary Change in UDT survey results from 30 days at 60 days Survey on urinary drug testing 30 days and 60 days No
Secondary Change in UDT survey results from 30 days at 90 days Survey on urinary drug testing 30 days and 90 days No
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