Interventional data collection

What is interventional data collection? 

Interventional data collection refers to the process of gathering data in clinical trials or research studies where participants undergo a specific intervention or treatment to assess its effects. This type of data collection focuses on measuring the outcomes of a drug, medical device, procedure, or other therapeutic interventions, typically with the goal of evaluating their safety, efficacy, and overall impact on patient health. 

Why is interventional data collection important? 

Interventional data collection is crucial for advancing medical science and healthcare practices. It provides the evidence needed to evaluate new treatments, establish best practices, and ensure that interventions improve patient outcomes. By systematically collecting and analyzing data, researchers and clinicians can make informed decisions about which therapies are most effective and safe for patients.