A platform for adaptive single-subject research, simulation, and education. Enable evidence generation at the individual level where mass trials fail.
Support for N-of-1 trials and Single-Case Experimental Designs (SCEDs) where large randomized trials are impractical.
Model trial designs, estimate power, and test protocols using Monte Carlo simulations before involving real participants.
A safe environment for training clinicians and students using hypothetical disease models and generated participant profiles.
Explore the functional layers of MediTrials.
Configure run-in periods, washout rules, and stopping criteria. Protocols are first-class entities.
Full audit trail of amendments. Version locking ensures data integrity for live trials.
Scope and purpose binding. Triggers re-consent workflows when protocols change.
Manage inclusion/exclusion criteria and study-specific identifiers.
Automates period scheduling, intervention switching, and time-based triggers.
Supports block and crossover designs with allocation concealment.
Adverse event recording and SAE flagging attributed to specific trial periods.
Primary/secondary outcomes, PROs, vitals, and time-series logging.
Treatment administration tracking and protocol compliance summaries.
Logs washout failures, withdrawals, and protocol deviations.
Support trial planning and design optimisation without involving real participants.
Safe, non-clinical environment for training.
Baseline vs. Intervention contrasts. Period-to-period comparison.
Effect size estimation, trend analysis, and variability assessment.
Narrative summaries and researcher annotations. Interpretive aids, not prescriptions.
MediTrials utilizes a logically isolated architecture to ensure separation between live trials, simulations, and education.
Explicit informed consent per study. Separate consent for simulation vs. live trials. Right to withdraw anytime.
No automated decisions. Adverse events flagged but not interpreted. Clear separation of research vs. care.
Interested in using MediTrials for research, education, or clinical pilot? Reach out to discuss collaboration.