OnSite Nurses® — home & hybrid execution

Bring protocol-permitted study visits closer to participants.

OnSite Nurses extends approved study activities into participants’ homes, workplaces, or care facilities while keeping execution connected to the research site.

Services

What OnSite Nurses may deliver outside the clinic.

Practical procedures that may be available in a participant’s home or another approved setting — always subject to protocol and sponsor approval.

Mobile phlebotomy and specimen collection

Includes protocol-defined specimen handling, packaging, transport, and chain-of-custody procedures.

ECGs, vital signs, and protocol-defined assessments

Performed where permitted and within each nurse’s licensure, competency, and study-specific training.

In-home dosing and observation

Only where permitted by the protocol and applicable law, approved by the sponsor, and included in the investigator’s delegation plan.

Follow-up and alternate-location visits

Homes, long-term-care facilities, and other approved settings.

Sponsor benefits

Reach further.
Stay connected to the site.

Where the protocol permits, home and hybrid visits support recruitment and retention needs while execution stays connected to the research site.

Extended reach

Support participants beyond the site’s practical driving radius.

Reduced participant burden

Replace selected travel requirements with approved alternate-location visits.

Connected execution

Use defined source, data, specimen, and escalation workflows connected to the research site.

Scope

Defined study by study.

Home-visit scope, staffing, training, delegation, equipment, source documentation, safety escalation, and chain-of-custody requirements are agreed with the sponsor before activation.

Home and hybrid feasibility

Extend appropriate study activities beyond the clinic.

Share the protocol or schedule of assessments and Core will map which visits may be delivered outside the research site.

Prefer email? clinops@coreclinicaltrials.co

An OnSite Nurses nurse taking a participant's blood pressure at home