SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--iPug, the innovative digital health platform founded in Australia announces the launch of iPug Research Suite™ at the BIO International Convention 2016.
With iPug Research Suite™, iPug recruits and engages targeted participants for high quality and real-time research results. The iPug Research Suite has an intuitive web interface that allows researchers to develop questionnaires, quickly recruit and onboard research participants, export data for analysis as CSV files, or to SPSS and other statistical software systems. In addition, it can access the iPug web and app platform that uses its patent-pending technology to onboard and engage users in research as well as in educational behavior change programs and campaigns. This will allow faster recruitment of research participants, better engagement throughout the study, broader reach than traditional campaigns, and unprecedented data quality for impact evaluations and statistical analyses.
iPug is teaming up with Dr. Andrea C. Gielen, a professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and the director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Prevention and Policy, and Ms. Eileen McDonald, associate scientist in the Center to roll out a new public health campaign in 2016 called D.O.S.E. (Digital-Opioid-Safety-Education) that will promote safe use, storage, and disposal of opioid pain medications to reduce the risk of addiction, diversion, overdose, and death.
At BIO, iPug will be at the Australian Pavilion from June 6-9th.
About iPug: iPug is the world’s first mobile friendly platform that transforms the way that research is conducted and how public health campaigns are delivered through mobile gamification.
