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Unified clinical trial software

Unified clinical trial software for respiratory clinical trials

oomnia connects spirometry, FeNO, imaging, exacerbation data, and patient-reported outcomes in one unified CRIS, giving respiratory trial teams complete visibility and control from protocol to submission

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INDUSTRY CONTEXT

Why respiratory clinical trials are hard to run

Respiratory trials generate diverse and complex data — from spirometry and FeNO to HRCT imaging and exacerbation diaries — across large, heterogeneous patient populations and geographically dispersed sites.

Key challenges include:

Multiple, heterogeneous data types — spirometry, FeNO, HRCT imaging, exacerbation diaries, and patient-reported outcomes — that require integration across separate systems

Exacerbation-based endpoint designs that depend on timely, accurate event capture from patients and sites in real time

Large and diverse patient populations across asthma, COPD, IPF, and other chronic lung conditions, each with distinct endpoints and disease monitoring requirements

Geographically dispersed site networks with variable pulmonary function testing equipment, imaging infrastructure, and eCOA capabilities

Chronic disease timelines requiring long-term follow-up, adherence monitoring, and consistent data quality over extended periods

Regulatory complexity across global markets, including FDA, EMA, and other authorities with evolving expectations for respiratory endpoints and real-world evidence

UNIFIED PLATFORM

Why unified clinical trial software matters for respiratory studies

Respiratory trials are data-intensive by nature. Spirometry results, FeNO measurements, HRCT reads, exacerbation reports, safety events, and patient-reported symptom scores must all be connected at the patient level to support meaningful analysis and regulatory-ready datasets. When these data streams are managed in separate systems, teams spend significant time on reconciliation rather than trial oversight.

A unified clinical trial platform, built as a Clinical Research Information System (CRIS), brings all study elements into one shared environment. Clinical, operational, imaging, and patient-reported data flow through a single data model, enabling real-time visibility and reducing the manual effort required to align data from disconnected sources.

This unified approach helps respiratory sponsors maintain data integrity, accelerate query resolution, and generate regulatory-ready outputs across complex, multi-endpoint studies.

Why unified clinical trial software matters for respiratory studies
Area Modular eClinical system Unified clinical trial software (oomnia)
Spirometry & FeNO Captured in standalone pulmonary function systems, transferred manually Integrated directly into the clinical dataset via a unified data model
HRCT imaging Managed by a separate imaging vendor with no link to clinical data Connected to patient-level clinical data through ecosystem integration
Exacerbation capture Reported through separate eCOA tools with manual reconciliation Captured via integrated ePRO/eCOA within the same CRIS
Data consistency Variation across sites and assessment types Standardized data capture aligned across all endpoints and sites
Reconciliation Manual matching of clinical, imaging, and PRO data Reduced reconciliation through a shared data model
Patient monitoring Limited real-time visibility into symptom burden and exacerbation rates Real-time tracking of PRO, safety, and exacerbation data
Study execution Disconnected workflows across sponsors, sites, and imaging vendors Coordinated workflows across the entire study ecosystem
Oversight Fragmented view of clinical, functional, and imaging endpoints Unified oversight across all study components in one dashboard

CRIS ARCHITECTURE

One unified clinical trial platform for respiratory studies

oomnia brings essential clinical and operational tools together in a single clinical research information system (CRIS), giving respiratory trial teams a connected, scalable way to manage data-intensive studies

Designed for multi-endpoint respiratory studies where spirometry, FeNO, imaging, exacerbation events, and patient-reported outcomes must be aligned at the patient level within one system

Uses a unified data model to connect pulmonary function data, biomarker results, safety events, and PRO assessments, ensuring consistent and traceable data across the full study timeline

Enables rapid protocol updates through configuration, allowing studies to adapt to new endpoint requirements, regulatory feedback, or protocol amendments without disrupting ongoing execution

Reduces site burden with one connected workflow, replacing multiple disconnected tools with a single interface for data entry, supply management, and patient engagement

ECOSYSTEM INTEGRATION

How oomnia fits into the respiratory sponsor ecosystem

oomnia serves as the central operational and data backbone for respiratory trials, connecting systems and stakeholders across the study lifecycle

It integrates:

Site electronic health record (EHR) systems
Pulmonary function and central laboratories
HRCT imaging and central reading providers
Safety and pharmacovigilance systems
Sponsor analytics and reporting environments

KEY CAPABILITIES

Key capabilities for respiratory clinical trials

Trial design and endpoint configuration

  • Supports complex respiratory study designs with multiple endpoints — spirometry, FeNO, exacerbation rates, imaging, and PRO — configured within a single system
  • Enables rapid reconfiguration when protocols change due to regulatory feedback or emerging clinical evidence
  • Minimizes disruption during amendments, allowing studies to adapt without rebuilding data structures or retraining site staff

Respiratory data capture and quality

  • Unifies spirometry, FeNO, HRCT, laboratory, safety, and patient-reported data within a single CRIS, eliminating the need for separate systems and manual transfers
  • Reduces transcription errors and query volume through direct integration with pulmonary function labs and imaging vendors
  • Supports CDISC-aligned data structures for regulatory-ready outputs across FDA, EMA, and other global submissions

Patient engagement and remote monitoring

  • Flexible ePRO/eCOA designed for respiratory symptom diaries, exacerbation reporting, and quality-of-life assessments across asthma, COPD, and other chronic indications
  • Supports remote and decentralized participation, enabling patients to report data from home and reducing the frequency of on-site visits for chronic disease populations
  • Automated reminders help maintain adherence and consistent data capture over long study timelines

Real-time oversight and safety monitoring

  • Real-time dashboards combining spirometry trends, exacerbation rates, FeNO results, safety events, and patient-reported data across all sites
  • Supports risk-based monitoring and interim analysis, enabling sponsors to identify data issues and protocol deviations early
  • Produces regulatory-ready outputs to support submissions and interactions with FDA, EMA, and other global authorities

Imaging and biomarker integration

  • Integrates HRCT reads, biomarker data, and pulmonary function results directly into the clinical dataset at the patient level
  • Connects central imaging organizations and diagnostic labs to the study database, eliminating manual data transfers and reconciliation
  • Provides a unified view of functional, imaging, and biomarker endpoints alongside clinical outcomes, supporting comprehensive safety and efficacy analysis

Built for multi-endpoint respiratory studies where spirometry, FeNO, imaging, exacerbation data, and PRO must be aligned in one system

Eliminates the reconciliation burden created by fragmented clinical, imaging, and patient-reported data streams

Supports large, diverse patient populations across asthma, COPD, IPF, and other chronic lung conditions

Uses configuration instead of redevelopment, enabling rapid adaptation to protocol amendments and regulatory requirements

Reduces operational burden for sites, sponsors, and CROs by replacing multiple disconnected tools with one unified interface

Produces CDISC-aligned, regulatory-ready datasets to support FDA, EMA, and global submissions

VALUE PROPOSITION

Why sponsors choose oomnia for respiratory trials

Client Testimonials

Collaboration built on trust and innovation

Centinel Spine logo
Wemedoo's technology, expertise, and intimate engagement with our team in the development of the EDC, site/patient interface, and metric capabilities are unique. They provided insight and challenged the underlying assumptions to ensure the study's goals and objectives were clearly defined and the operating structure matched with the study's intent. Their system is not a one-size-fits-all and they adapt to the needs of the sponsor, sites, physicians, and the study requirements into a system that merges health information/data and can then become not only informative but actionable.

James Kuras

Vice President of Clinical Affairs and Operations at Centinel Spine

Oxular logo
Wemedoo's cross-functional, integrated teams capture EDC set-up, go-live, data capture, data cleaning, and finally data analysis in a globally compliant fashion supporting trials in different geographies including the US. Their speed of addressing customer needs sets in my personal experience industry benchmark whilst keeping these data solutions lean and affordable. Besides the great proprietary systems they use, their integrated team approach with personal responsibility and honest commitment to targeting outcomes differentiates the Wemedoo team from other providers. Wemedoo only made Oxular's key initial trial, a device-drug trial possible, as based on some pre-work, the Wemedoo team could substantially adapt and update the first EDC ideas for a trial under a US FDA IND. The Wemedoo team worked extremely focused on familiarizing US trial sites and clinical CROs with the use of their system, which turned out to be a key success factor of the respective trial. The highly professional and up-to-date capabilities in data sciences were mirrored by customer-centricity and super fast timelines of integrating mandatory adaptations to the data systems.

Friedrich Asmus

Former Chief Medical Officer at OXULAR

Appletree CI Group AG logo
All jobs, both large and small, are performed with the same dedication to quality, detail, innovative thinking, and rigor. It is always a pleasure to work with the Wemedoo team.

Georg Mathis, PhD

CEO at Appletree CI Group AG

Marti Farm Ltd logo
Wemedoo embodies all the traits desired in a partner in the clinical trial industry – expertise, innovation, reliability, compliance, and attention to detail.

Martina Diminic Smetisko, DMD

Managing Director at Marti Farm Ltd

Polpharma SA logo
Their dedication to, and support of, our projects has resulted in clear quality deliverables. They are always there to answer any questions with expertise in a timely manner. I am looking forward to our next project together.

Volodymyr Stus, MD

Biopharmaceutics and Clinical Research Department Manager at Polpharma SA

Velocious Clinical Research logo
Complex adaptive trials demand speed, precision, and system stability. With oomnia, Wemedoo's unified clinical trial software maintained continuous drug supply oversight, real-time data capture above 99%, and zero Randomization and Trial Supply Management (RTSM) dispensing errors throughout the study. The study reached database lock within 3 days after Last Patient Last Visit (LPLV), a direct result of integrated EDC–RTSM execution and proactive technical support. Wemedoo's technology and team responsiveness played a key role in meeting aggressive milestones.

Dhiraj Patel, Dr.

Director at Velocious Clinical Research

REGULATORY READINESS

Regulatory and data ecosystem readiness for respiratory trials

oomnia provides a compliance-ready data environment designed to support evolving regulatory expectations across respiratory clinical trials

21 CFR Part 11–ready records

21 CFR Part 11–ready records with full audit trails and secure electronic signatures to support inspections and submissions across FDA-regulated respiratory studies

Risk-Based Quality Management

Risk-Based Quality Management (ICH E6(R3)) embedded into daily workflows, helping teams focus oversight on the data points that matter most in complex respiratory trials

CDISC-aligned data structures

CDASH-based collection and SDTM-compatible outputs suitable for regulatory submissions across asthma, COPD, IPF, and other respiratory indications

Global regulatory support

Built to support interactions and submissions across FDA, EMA, and global authorities, including studies requiring respiratory-specific endpoint validation and real-world evidence packages

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Frequently asked questions

What is unified clinical trial software for respiratory trials?

Unified clinical trial software for respiratory trials, such as oomnia, brings all study data, workflows, and tools together into a single Clinical Research Information System (CRIS). This replaces fragmented systems and helps teams manage complex respiratory studies — including those with spirometry, FeNO, exacerbation endpoints, and imaging data — within one connected environment.

Why do respiratory clinical trials need a unified clinical research information system (CRIS)?

Respiratory trials often involve multiple data types — spirometry, FeNO, HRCT imaging, patient-reported outcomes, and exacerbation diaries — collected across diverse sites. A unified CRIS connects these data streams, reduces reconciliation burden, and provides real-time oversight so teams can focus on trial execution rather than data management.

How does oomnia support spirometry and lung function data capture in respiratory trials?

oomnia integrates spirometry and lung function measurements directly into the clinical dataset, enabling real-time capture and validation alongside other study data. This eliminates the need for separate systems and manual data transfers, reducing transcription errors and improving data integrity across respiratory endpoints.

What systems does oomnia unify for respiratory trial execution?

oomnia unifies electronic data capture (EDC), clinical trial management system (CTMS), randomization and trial supply management (RTSM), electronic patient-reported outcomes/electronic clinical outcome assessments (ePRO/eCOA), electronic trial master file (eTMF), electronic source data (eSource), and electronic consent (eConsent) within a single CRIS. This ensures clinical, operational, imaging, and patient-reported data flow through one consistent system across respiratory studies.

How does oomnia handle exacerbation-based endpoints in respiratory trials?

oomnia supports exacerbation-based endpoint capture through configurable eCOA and EDC workflows, enabling sites and patients to report events consistently across the study. Real-time dashboards allow sponsors and monitors to track exacerbation rates across sites and intervene when data patterns warrant attention.

Can oomnia capture FeNO and biomarker data in respiratory studies?

Yes. oomnia integrates FeNO, biomarker, and laboratory data directly into the clinical dataset through its ecosystem integration layer. This connects pulmonary function labs and diagnostic providers to the study database, allowing sponsors to view biomarker results alongside clinical outcomes and safety data in one system.

How does oomnia support HRCT and imaging data management in respiratory trials?

oomnia connects imaging providers and central reading organizations to the study data environment, allowing HRCT and other imaging endpoints to be tracked and linked to clinical data at the patient level. This eliminates the fragmentation that arises when imaging data is managed in a separate system from clinical outcomes.

How does oomnia improve patient engagement in respiratory trials?

oomnia's ePRO/eCOA captures patient-reported symptoms, quality-of-life outcomes, and exacerbation events directly from participants on any device. Automated reminders support adherence, and remote data capture enables participation from patients who cannot travel frequently to study sites — important for chronic respiratory conditions with variable disease burden.

Is oomnia compliant with regulatory requirements for respiratory trials?

Yes. oomnia supports 21 CFR Part 11, ICH E6(R3), and CDISC standards and is designed to support regulatory submissions and interactions with FDA, EMA, and other global authorities for respiratory indications, including submissions across asthma, COPD, IPF, and other chronic lung diseases.

How does a unified CRIS reduce site burden in respiratory trials?

By replacing multiple disconnected systems with one interface, oomnia reduces data entry burden and query volume for respiratory study sites. Sites manage spirometry, eCOA, safety reporting, and supply logistics through a single connected platform, allowing site teams to focus on patient care rather than system administration.

Who benefits most from oomnia's respiratory trial capabilities?

Sponsors and CROs running Phase 2–4 respiratory trials — including asthma, COPD, IPF, and rare lung disease studies — benefit most from oomnia's unified CRIS approach, particularly when studies involve spirometry, FeNO, imaging endpoints, exacerbation diaries, or geographically distributed patient populations.

How does oomnia support global, multi-center respiratory studies?

oomnia provides unified oversight across regions, sites, and vendors, helping sponsors manage respiratory trial complexity at scale. Real-time dashboards and standardized data capture ensure consistency across diverse sites, while configuration-based updates allow studies to adapt quickly to protocol amendments without disrupting ongoing execution.

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