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One bad night's sleep before a clinic visit can shape a whole time point. With repeated at-home EEG, no single recording has to carry it alone. NeuroJournal captures EEG and cognitive measures across your trial and brings them together for review and export. More recordings. Less riding on luck.

A protocol is only as good as the version sites can actually deliver. NeuroJournal lets participants record EEG at home, so your EEG time points don't have to wait for a free room and a technician. Your team manages recordings and participants, and exports data in one platform. Design EEG for what's feasible from day one.

Your digital endpoint is only as convincing as the data behind it. Repeated at-home EEG gives you more time points per participant, a better view of within-person variability, and measurements taken in participants' everyday environment. NeuroJournal brings EEG and cognitive data together in one platform for review and export. Let's talk about what your clinical trial needs.

How many tools does your team open to answer one question about EEG data? Recordings in one system, participant status in another, exports in a shared drive. NeuroJournal brings remote EEG, data review, export, and participant management into one platform. One login. One source. One less thing to reconcile.

Two or three in-clinic EEG recordings don't show what happened in between the visits. NeuroJournal captures EEG and cognitive measures repeatedly across your trial, at home and in the clinic, giving your digital endpoint team a denser longitudinal record to work with.

EEG looks simple in a protocol. In practice, it needs a site, a technician, and a participant who can travel, often at every time point. NeuroJournal moves EEG recording home, so your visit schedule can follow the science instead of site capacity. Keep in-clinic recordings where you need them; go remote where you don't.