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Carelane is a modern Electronic Data Capture (EDC) platform designed for clinical research. Built on HL7 FHIR standards, it streamlines study management, data collection, and regulatory compliance.

Quick Start

Account Setup

Create your account and join your first organization.

Navigation Guide

Learn how to navigate the Carelane interface.

Roles & Permissions

Understand the role-based access control system.

Create a Study

Set up your first clinical research study.

Core Features

Study Design

Configure studies, arms, objectives, and schedules of activities.

Site Management

Onboard sites through self-registration or manual setup.

Participant Tracking

Manage enrollment, pathways, and participant status transitions.

Data Collection

Capture data through questionnaires and structured workflows.

Data Quality

Raise and resolve queries to ensure data integrity.

Exports & Reports

Generate exports in FHIR JSON, CSV, and other formats.

Advanced Capabilities

AI Features

AI-powered study creation, conversational assistance, and smart orchestration.

Templates

Create reusable questionnaires, workflows, and participant pathways.

Public Features

Public study information hubs and participant self-registration portals.

Security & Compliance

Data security, audit trails, and regulatory compliance features.

Platform Overview

Carelane is organized around these key concepts:
ConceptDescription
OrganizationA workspace containing studies, templates, and team members
StudyA clinical research study with sites, participants, and data collection instruments
SiteA research location where participants are enrolled and data is collected
ParticipantA research subject progressing through a defined pathway
QuestionnaireA data collection form (CRF) for capturing participant information
WorkflowA sequence of tasks for site onboarding or operational processes
PathwayA schedule of activities defining the participant journey
Carelane uses HL7 FHIR R5 as its underlying data model. All clinical data is stored as FHIR resources, enabling interoperability with other healthcare systems.