Compliance Analysis for Remote Spirometry in Mild to Moderate Asthma
Remote spirometry offers real advantages. Patients test at home, data arrives far more frequently, and results compare well with clinic spirometry. However, one question stops sponsors: will patients actually do it, twice a day, for weeks?
This poster answers it with data. Koneksa and Regeneron analyzed 3,024 expected pulmonary function tests across three asthma studies in the US and UK, tracking whether 54 subjects completed twice-daily home spirometry over 28 days.
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What You'll Learn
Compliance rates against four escalating criteria, from twice-daily completion through zero missed days
How completion varied by morning versus evening, and weekday versus weekend
Whether compliance declined across the 28-day period, a common concern in remote data capture
The device, training, and time-window protocol behind the results
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